一、中文部分
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2. Schumpeter, Joseph A., 原著,何畏、易家詳等:《經濟發展理論:對於利潤、資本、信用、利息和景氣循環的考察》 (The Theory of Economic Development: An Inquiry into Profits, Capital, Credit, Interest, and the Business Cycle)(台北:貓頭鷹,2001年)。
3. 沈耀華、楊少強、賀先蕙:〈半世紀內六大經濟體洗牌〉,《商業周刊》第901期(2005年),頁100-106。
4. 邱志淳、游國鑌:〈兩岸廉政及肅貪之困境與展望〉,《中國大陸研究》第47卷2期(2004年),頁143-168。5. 洪美蘭:《經濟激進轉型策略-中東歐之經驗與啟示》(台北:翰蘆圖書,2002年)。
6. 徐同申:〈回歸國際社會後的新南非〉,《輸出入金融雙月刊》,第93期(2001年),頁48-70。7. 徐同申:〈南錐之星-巴西〉,《輸出入金融雙月刊》,第94期(2001年),頁34-50。
8. 商業周刊編輯部:《金磚四國關鍵報告》(台北:商智文化,2005年)。
9. 趙建民:《威權政治》(台北:幼獅文化,1994年)。
10. Hill, R. Carter, William E. Griffiths, and George G. Judge原著,蔡建樹:《初級計量經濟學》(Undergraduate Econometrics)(台北:台灣西書出版社,第二版,2002年)。
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