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Costs and benefits of government borrowing in foreign currency: is it a major source of risk for EU member states outside the Euro?



Mislav Brkić*
Review article   |   Year:  2021   |   Pages:  63 - 91   |   Volume:  45   |   Issue:  1
Received:  June 16, 2020   |   Accepted:  November 10, 2020   |   Published online:  March 9, 2021
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