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Books, monographs:
Leontief, W. (1966) Input-Output Economics (New York, Oxford University Press).

Multi-author volumes:
Stone, R. (1970) Demographic input-output: an extension of social accounting, in: A. P. Carter & A. Bródy (eds) Contributions to Input-Output Analysis (Amsterdam, North-Holland).

Journal articles:
Bródy, A. (1993) The trap of monetary equilibrium, Economic Systems Research, 5, pp. 113-121.

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