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A theory of debt based on the inalienability of human capital

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TextSeries: NBER. W. paper;3906.Publisher: Cambridge [Mss.] NBER 1991Description: 1 v. (pag. var.) 23 cm.Subject(s): CAPITAL HUMANO

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