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- Conglomerate Mergers: Considerations for Public Policy ( )
- A Framework for Evaluating Consumer Information Regulation ( )
- Investment in Health: Life Cycle Consumption of Hazardous Goods ( )
- Consumer Search and Public Policy ( )
- The Vulnerability of Price Stabilization Schemes to Speculative Attack ( )
- Behavior of an Auto Firm Under the Fuel Economy Constraint ( )
- On the Explanation of the Efficient Diffusion of Technology Across Nations ( )
- Television Program Quality and Restrictions on the Number of Commercials ( )
- Losses from Merger: The Effects of a Change in Industry Structure on Cournot-Nash Equilibrium ( )
- A. Firm-Specific Information, Product Differentiation and Industry Equilibrium and B. Equilibrium with Product Differentiation: An Addendum ( )
- Peltzman's Theory of Ownership Form: A Reformulation ( )
- Product Reliability, Warranties and Producer Liability, and Advertising ( )
- Empirical Test of Economic Rent in the U.S. Copper Industry ( )
- Information Remedies for Consumer Protection ( )
- Intertemporal Allocation of Exhaustible Resources: A Simple Geometric Interpretation ( )
- Advertising and Generic Trademarks ( )
- A Re-Evaluation of Traditional Static Oligopoly Models ( )
- Equilibria Achieved with Communication ( )
- An Efficient Markets Model of the Real Interest Rate and the Expected Rate of Inflation ( )
- Consumer Information, Product Quality, and Seller Reputation ( )
- Premiums for High Quality Products as Rents to Reputation ( )
- Losses Due to Merger ( )
- Product Liability Insurance, Moral Hazard, and Contributory Negligence ( )
- The Length of Optimal Extraction Programs When Depletion Affects Extraction Costs ( )
- Structure-Profit Relationships at the Line of Business and Industry Level ( )
- Cycles in Nonrenewable Natural Resource Commodity Prices ( )
- Staff Report on Advertising of Veterinary Goods and Services ( )
- International Consumer Complaints CY-2013 (2013)
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