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One is that the literature discussed in the column mostly focuses on traditional trade models: basically a productivity-adjusted Heckscher-Ohlin story.

There was, of course, economics before Smith: the Greeks made significant contributions, as did the medieval scholastics, and from the 15th to the 18th century an enormous amount of pamphlet literature discussed and developed the implications of economic nationalism (a body of thought now known as mercantilism).

Unfortunately, scant pieces of literature discussed that phenomenon, especially in cereals.

Here, too, this classification echoes the "instructional components" that appear in school effectiveness literature discussed earlier.

Previous literature discussed the existence of various types of involvement (O'Cass and Choy 2008).

This is most relevant for the seasonality and crime literature, discussed below.

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These literature discuss the reasonableness of the representations in terms of visibility and depth perception.

The first stage of this research involves an extensive review of literature discussing Alexander's work.

There is a rich literature discussing the effects of EPL on labour market outcomes.

We only found one report in the literature discussing two similar cases [3].

We are not aware of any literature discussing this problem in depth.

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