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Property Rights, Incentives, and Government Intervention: Explaining the Rise of Omnipotent Management
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- Alexandre Padilla, Adrei Kreptul
- Affiliation
- The Metropolitan State College of Denver and Seattle University School of Law
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- 399 KB PDF
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