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How large is the housing wealth effect? - a new approach : [November 12, 2006]
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Englisch
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1062998634
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Center for Financial Studies (Frankfurt am Main): CFS working paper series; No. 2006,35
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USA; Verbrauch; Unbewegliche Sache
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