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The effect of tax exemption and other factors on the market share of nonprofit versus for-profit firms

Hansmann, Henry B. - In: National tax journal 40 (1987) 1, pp. 71-82

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The changing roles of public, private, and nonprofit enterprise in education, health care, and other human services

Hansmann, Henry B. - In: Individual and social responsibility : child care, …, (pp. 245-271). 1996

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Why do universities have endowments?

Hansmann, Henry B. - In: The journal of legal studies 19 (1990) 1, pp. 3-42

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Condominium and cooperative housing : transactional efficiency, tax subsidies, and tenure choice

Hansmann, Henry B. - In: The journal of legal studies 20 (1991) 1, pp. 25-71

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The ownership of enterprise

Hansmann, Henry B. - 1996

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The end of history for corporate law

Hansmann, Henry B.; Kraakman, Reinier H. - 2000

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Toward unlimited shareholder liability for corporate torts

Hansmann, Henry B. - In: The Yale law journal 100 (1991) 7, pp. 1879-1934

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Ownership form and trapped capital in the hospital industry

Hansmann, Henry B.; Kessler, Daniel P.; McClellan, Mark B. - 2002

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Law and the rise of the firm

Hansmann, Henry B.; Kraakman, Reinier H.; Squire, Richard - 2006

"Organizational law empowers firms to hold assets and enter contracts as entities that are legally distinct from their owners and managers. Legal scholars and economists have commented extensively on one form of this partitioning between firms and owners: namely, the rule of limited liability...

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