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The Impact of Consumer Attitudes on Behavior: A Cross-Section Study
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The Nader Report And The Goals And Limits Of Antitrust
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Short Run Fluctuations in Aggregate Savings Rates
Fluctuations in aggregate consumer savings rates pose problems for economic forecasters and policy-makers alike. While a number of well known consumption models have been developed which address themselves either to explaining annual changes in…
Short Run Variations in Aggregate Spending Behavior
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The Costs of Planning: The FCC and Cable Television
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The Effect Of Clarification On Intransitive Preferences
Suppose an individual is asked to express preferences among several items. Suppose these items are presented in a sequence of pair-wise comparisons. Unless a uniform, set of item attributes is clearly designated in advance as the relevant…
Token Economies and Experimental Economics: Two Controlled Experiments in the Theory of Individual Consumer Demand
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Does Management Matter? Evidence from India
A long-standing question in social science is to what extent differences in management cause differences in firm performance. To investigate this we ran a management field experiment on large Indian textile firms. We provided free consulting on…