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Public Economics Webinar

8 July 2020

Event type: Webinar

Event date: 8 July 2020, 8:00am

to 1 September 2021, 5:00pm

Location: Online

This webinar series aims to provide a venue for the presentation of work in public economics and to bring together researchers in the field from the Southern African region and beyond. The series covers all areas of public economics and both theoretical and empirical work is welcome.

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