The Social Multiplier

Journal of the European Economic Association - Tập 1 Số 2-3 - Trang 345-353 - 2003
Edward L. Glaeser1, Bruce Sacerdote2, José Scheinkman3
1Harvard University and NBER
2Dartmouth College and NBER
3Princeton University

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