SEBON Journal, September 2023, ISSN 2091-0584

 Investment Cashflows sensitivity in Nepalese Enterprises : AGMM Estimation Approach

- KAPIL DEV SUBEDI, PHD

Effect of Macroeconomics Variables on the Money Supply in Nepalese Economy

- NEETU YADAV AND SUMIT PRADHAN



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