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Jaison R. Abel
págs. 289-316
EVIDENCE OF LEARNING AND NETWORK EXTERNALITIES IN THE DIFFUSION OF HOME COMPUTERS
Austan Goolsbee, Peter J. Klenow
págs. 317-343
CAN SPECIAL INTEREST BUY CONGRESSIONAL VOTES? EVIDENCE FROM FINANCIAL SERVICES LEGISLATION
Thomas Stratmann
págs. 345-373
THE EFFECT OF THE BIG EIGHT ACCOUNTING FIRM MERGERS ON THE MARKET FOR AUDIT SERVICES
Mary W. Sullivan
págs. 375-399
WERE COMPULSORY ATTENDANCE AND CHILD LABOR LAWS EFFECTIVE? AN ANALYSIS FROM 1915 TO 1939
Adriana Lleras Muney
págs. 401-437
HOW DO CONSUMERS MOTIVATE EXPERTS? REPUTATIONAL INCENTIVES IN AN AUTO REPAIR MARKET
Thomas N. Hubbard
págs. 437-468
INSURANCE FRAUD AND OPTIMAL CLAIMS SETTLEMENT STRATEGIES
Keith J. Crocker, Sharon Tennyson
págs. 469-507
POLICE, PROSECUTORS, CRIMINALS, AND DETERMINATE SENTENCING: THE TRUTH ABOUT TRUTH-IN-SENTENCING LAWS
Joanna M. Shepherd
págs. 509-534
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER CAREERS IN REGULATED ENVIRONMENTS: EVIDENCE FROM ELECTRIC AND GAS UTILITIES
D. Scott Lee, Robert Parrino, Charles J. Hadlock
págs. 535-563
Geoffrey K. Turnbull, Henry J. Munneke, Thomas J. Micell, C. F. Sirmans
págs. 565-582
