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Delegating powers : a transaction cost politics approach to policy making under separate powers

Epstein, David; Ėpštejn, David B.; O'Halloran, Sharyn - 1999 - 1. publ.

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Difficulties in the privatisation and reorganisation of the agricultural enterprises in Russia

Epstein, David B. A. - 1998

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Allocative efficiency of corporate farms in the Leningrad region

Ėpštejn, David B. - In: Agriculture in the face of changing markets, …, (pp. 337-349). 2006

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Comment on "Heterogeneity in action : the role of passive personalization in comparative effectiveness research"

Epstein, David - In: Health economics 23 (2014) 3, pp. 374-375

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Land privatization in Russia

Ėpštejn, David B. - In: Economic systems 26 (2002) 2, pp. 185-190

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Efficiency and stability of large agricultural enterprises

Ėpštejn, David B. - In: Eastern European economics 41 (2003) 5, pp. 70-92

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The financial situation and the reproduction of fixed assets of Russian agricultural enterprises

Epstein, David - In: Agricultural technology and economic development of …, (pp. 127-134). 2002

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Legislating from both sides of the aisle : information and the value of bipartisan consensus

Ėpštejn, David B. - In: Public choice 101 (1999) 1/2, pp. 1-22

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Uncovering some subtleties of the uncovered set : social choice theory and distributive politics

Ėpštejn, David B. - In: Social choice and welfare 15 (1998) 1, pp. 81-93

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Hedging Pension Longevity Risk: Practical Capital Markets Solutions

Coughlan, Guy D.; Epstein, David; Khalaf-Allah, Marwa; … - In: Asia-Pacific Journal of Risk and Insurance 3 (2008) 1

Longevity risk transfer via the capital markets is now a reality. Pension plans and annuity providers can hedge longevity risk with capital markets instruments, reflecting the emergence of a new market that is poised to take off. The key players in this market are hedgers (pension plans and...

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