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Firm growth, innovation and the business cycle: Background report for the 2014 competitiveness report

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  • Peters, Bettina
  • Dachs, Bernhard
  • Dünser, Martina
  • Hud, Martin
  • Köhler, Christian
  • Rammer, Christian
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  • Peters, Bettina & Dachs, Bernhard & Dünser, Martina & Hud, Martin & Köhler, Christian & Rammer, Christian, 2014. "Firm growth, innovation and the business cycle: Background report for the 2014 competitiveness report," ZEW Expertises, ZEW - Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research, number 110577.
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