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Corruption and FDI: Does the use of distinct proxies for corruption matter? TEIXEIRA, Aurora A. C. , Luis Guimaraes

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TEIXEIRA, Aurora A. C

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TextSeries: Journal of African BusinessPublication details: Taylor & Francis 2015Description: Vol. 16 No. 1-2 : p.159-179ISSN:

15228916

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