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Dans la mesure oU ces personnels peuvent travailler, planifier et elaborer des strategies ensemble, piger des idees chez les uns et les autres et continuer a renforcer leur but commun, leur brochette de programmes et de services fonctionneront en synergie et donneront plus de resultats qu'on ne pourrait esperer atteindre isolement.
Clark (2003) and Levin and Piger (2003) both find that allowing for structural changes in inflation affects other properties, such as estimated persistence.
We've been in a recession since April of this year," said UO economist Tim Duy, who bases his assertion on measures used by him and colleague Jeremy Piger.
 
 
 
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