Sectoral specialisation in the EU a macroeconomic perspective

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EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK

OCCASIONAL PAPER SERIES

NO. 19 / JULY 2004

SECTORAL

SPECIALISATION

IN THE EU

A MACROECONOMIC

PERSPECTIVE

by MPC task force
of the ESCB

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