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408 Author's References in Harvard Style AUTHOR’S REFERENCES IN HARVARD STYLE Romusik Ia.V. Foring direct investment: global 7. Ermolaev, S. & Kapkanshhikov, S. (2005) trends and structural distribution for the economy of Strukturnaja politika gosudarstva v mehanizme eh- Ukraine. – P. 3. konomicheskogo rosta. Ulyanovsk: Ulyanovsk state 1. State Statistics Service of Ukraine (2012) technical university. State Statistics Service of Ukraine. http://www.ukr- 8. Krasil'nikov, O. (2001) Strukturnye sdvigi stat.gov.ua/ [accessed 1 July 2012]. v ehkonomike. Saratov: Saratov State University. 2. National Bank of Ukraine (2012) National 9. Usatyj, P. (2003) Strukturnye sdvigi v re- Bank of Ukraine http://bank.gov.ua/ [accessed 1 July gional'noj ehkonomike. Rostov-on-Don: Southern 2012]. Federal University. 3. United Nations Conference on Trade and 10. United Nations Industrial Develop-ment Development (2012) World investment report 2012. 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