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Ernest Rutherford aussi appelée Sir Ernest Rutherford est né le 30 aout 1871 a Brightwater en Nouvelle-Zélande et est mort le 19 octobre 1937 a Cambridge en Angleterre. Ernest Rutherford est le quatrième des douze enfants de James et Martha Rutherford. Son père était fermier, mais aussi mécanicien, ingénieur, voire meunier, tandis que sa mère, avant leur mariage, était institutrice. Tous deux tenaient à ce que leurs enfants reçoivent une bonne éducation et puissent poursuivre des études. Ernest

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English: Recent theoretical developments argue that some relevant explanatory variables should be introduced into the standard model of economic growth. This paper is dealing with this issue, taking into account certain external sector variables as potential explanatory factors of per capita economic growth in the case of Morocco. In particular, the paper focuses on the study of the impact on economic growth of foreign direct investment (FDI) and trade openness. It is not limited however to the estimation

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