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Ward, Michael R. Hosken, Daniel S. Onur, Esen Alexander, Cindy R. Schumann, Laurence Howard Sharma, Rajiv Matsa, David A. Robe, Michel A. Brunetti, Celso Moser, James T. Zhu, Haoxiang Riggs, Lynn Neal, Robert S. Sharma, Rajiv L. Cameron, Duncan J. Ordover, Janusz Aleksander Salop, Steven C. Patterson, Margaret Kleit, Andrew N. Levy, David T. All co-authors industry decisions finanzmarktregulierung effect trading evidence retailers competitors
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David A. Reiffen Alternative spellings: David Reiffen D. Reiffen Biblio: Tätig bei US Commodity Futures Trading Commission; Tätig bei Federal Trade Commission, Washington, DC; Dep. of the Treasury
Publishing years Series Working papers / Bureau of Economics, Federal Trade Commission (7) Finance and economics discussion series (1) CFS working paper series (1) FTC Bureau of Economics Working Paper (1) Economic Analysis Group discussion paper (1) 
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