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Every manuscript must include a 150 words long abstract, typed on a separate page.

All notes must be serially numbered. These may be given at the end of the paper, or on every page as footnotes.

Complete references should be given separately at the end of the paper and arranged alphabetically as, Tobin, J, 1958, “Liquidity Preference as Behavior Towards Risk,” Review of Economic Studies, Vol. 25, pp. 65-86.            

Tobin, J. 1971, Essays in Economics, Vol. 1, Macroeconomics, Amsterdam : North Holland.

Glejier, Herbert, 1970, “Pridictive World Models,” in Callette Bujrez and Etienne Sadi Kirschen, eds., Megrates, A World Income and Trade Model for 1975, pp. 3-16, Amsterdam : North Holland.

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