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Экономическое образование школьников : причины кризиса. / Михеева, С. А.; Zhurkina, Olga.

In: Voprosy Obrazovaniya, No. 4, 2019, p. 231-253.

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Михеева, С. А. ; Zhurkina, Olga. / Экономическое образование школьников : причины кризиса. In: Voprosy Obrazovaniya. 2019 ; No. 4. pp. 231-253.

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