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The basic ideas and prospects

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The locomotive theory is likely to come up again for discussion at the next summit of the major industrial nations in Bonn in July. What are the basic ideas behind this theory? And what are its chances of success if adopted as an economic policy?

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    Diana Winkler & Mathias Lefeldt

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Winkler, D., Lefeldt, M. The basic ideas and prospects. Intereconomics 13, 132–135 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02929180

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