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Which Foreigners are Worth Wooing? A Meta-Analysis of Vertical Spillovers from FDI: Tomas Havranek and Zuzana Irsova; William Davidson Institute Working Papers Series from William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan

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Month	Downloads	Abstract Views
2011-04	0	1
2011-05	29	42
2011-06	18	65
2011-07	15	52
2011-08	12	44
2011-09	8	64
2011-10	17	78
2011-11	37	131
2011-12	39	179
2012-01	23	136
2012-02	29	130
2012-03	32	124
2012-04	30	125
2012-05	19	97
2012-06	14	73
2012-07	11	78
2012-08	19	70
2012-09	31	202
2012-10	37	221
2012-11	29	133
2012-12	17	91
2013-01	16	75
2013-02	14	99
2013-03	16	106
2013-04	15	61
2013-05	22	83
2013-06	15	71
2013-07	18	66
2013-08	5	42
2013-09	13	50
2013-10	14	60
2013-11	12	66
2013-12	13	61
2014-01	12	56
2014-02	11	52
2014-03	14	52
2014-04	6	60
2014-05	10	53
2014-06	5	34
2014-07	5	38
2014-08	5	29
2014-09	8	41
2014-10	3	47
2014-11	12	60
2014-12	7	44
2015-01	8	31
2015-02	6	31
2015-03	7	48
2015-04	6	43
2015-05	5	27
2015-06	7	25
2015-07	5	27
2015-08	3	14
2015-09	4	23
2015-10	5	37
2015-11	5	36
2015-12	2	32
2016-01	4	31
2016-02	3	21
2016-03	5	45
2016-04	4	54
2016-05	6	56
2016-06	1	26
2016-07	4	27
2016-08	1	17
2016-09	1	23
2016-10	3	19
2016-11	7	31
2016-12	4	29
2017-01	3	13
2017-02	5	21
2017-03	1	30
2017-04	7	27
2017-05	8	24
2017-06	4	18
2017-07	1	16
2017-08	2	8
2017-09	5	11
2017-10	2	17
2017-11	6	24
2017-12	2	15
2018-01	1	17
2018-02	3	15
2018-03	5	25
2018-04	1	14
2018-05	0	15
2018-06	2	7
2018-07	1	12
2018-08	2	9
2018-09	6	18
2018-10	3	24
2018-11	2	29
2018-12	0	21
2019-01	3	19
2019-02	3	22
2019-03	6	22
2019-04	0	21
2019-05	3	27
2019-06	6	16
2019-07	1	17
2019-08	1	20
2019-09	4	25
2019-10	2	17
2019-11	2	23
2019-12	4	20
2020-01	2	26
2020-02	2	11
2020-03	2	10
2020-04	5	24
2020-05	1	28
2020-06	2	19
2020-07	1	12
2020-08	0	10
2020-09	2	22
2020-10	4	27
2020-11	3	20
2020-12	2	13
2021-01	2	18
2021-02	2	12
2021-03	0	21
2021-04	4	20
2021-05	3	9
2021-06	2	12
2021-07	1	10
2021-08	1	8
2021-09	0	9
2021-10	3	8
2021-11	1	8
2021-12	2	6
2022-01	2	8
2022-02	0	2
2022-03	1	5
2022-04	3	5
2022-05	0	6
2022-06	1	6
2022-07	1	6
2022-08	2	4
2022-09	1	1
2022-10	1	3
2022-11	0	4
2022-12	0	2
2023-01	0	0
2023-02	0	46
2023-03	0	4
2023-04	1	3
2023-05	1	95
2023-06	0	1
2023-07	0	1
2023-08	0	0
2023-09	0	7
2023-10	1	5
2023-11	0	1
2023-12	0	6
2024-01	0	5
2024-02	0	2
2024-03	1	1
2024-04	0	0
2024-05	1	4
2024-06	0	0
2024-07	0	4
2024-08	1	3
2024-09	0	0
2024-10	1	1
2024-11	0	2
2024-12	0	2
2025-01	0	2
2025-02	0	0
2025-03	0	3
2025-04	0	1
2025-05	0	1
2025-06	0	6
2025-07	0	0
2025-08	1	4
2025-09	0	2
2025-10	1	2
2025-11	0	3
2025-12	1	6
2026-01	0	11
2026-02	0	4
2026-03	0	0

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