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Stefania Fabrizio
Affiliations Internationaler Währungsfonds. Fiscal Affairs Department
Publishing years Series IMF country report (8) IMF working paper (8) IMF working papers (7) IMF staff discussion note (5) Staff Discussion Notes (4) IMF Working Papers (4) Departmental paper (2) IMF policy discussion paper (2) Strategy, policy, and review department (1) Occasional papers / International Monetary Fund (1) 
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