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[Besprechung von:] Smith, Vernon L.: Investment and production: a study in the theory of the capital-using enterprise. Cambridge 1961

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Chapter 16 The Paradox of Power

Durham, Yvonne; Hirshleifer, Jack; Smith, Vernon L. - In: Handbook of experimental economics results : volume 1, (pp. 127-137). 2008

Individuals and organizations if rational and self-interested will equalize the marginal returns of two ways of generating income: (1) production and exchange, versus (2) appropriative efforts for capturing resources previously controlled by other parties (or to defend against appropriation by...

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