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Alina Kristin Bartscher Alternative spellings: Alina Bartscher
Profession Economist
Affiliations Danmarks Nationalbank Bonn Graduate School of Economics
Publishing years Series Discussion papers / CEPR (4) ECONtribute discussion paper (3) Staff reports / Federal Reserve Bank of New York (2) CESifo working papers (2) Economic memo (1) LawFin working paper (1) Discussion paper (1) Discussion paper series / IZA (1) 
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