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Douglas S. West Prof. Alternative spellings: Douglas West D. S. West Douglas Scott West B: 1953 Biblio: Professor of Economics am Department of Economics, Univ. of Alberta, Canada; Assist. Prof. of Marketing an der Univ. of Calgary
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