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Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) and the 2008 meetings in Lima, Peru

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U.S.-Vietnam economic and trade relations : issues for the 112th Congress

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What's the difference? : Comparing US and China trade data

Martin, Michael F. - In: China-United States trade : inextricably intertwined?, (pp. 133-139). 2008

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Whither Hong Kong?

Martin, Michael F. - In: The China business review : the magazine of the … 27 (2000) 4, pp. 16-20, 51

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Rationing, subsidies, and ELES consumption functions : an application to China

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India-US economic and trade relations

Martin, Michael F.; Kronstadt, K. Alan - 2008

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A hypothetical projection of the effect of pricing and taxation reforms on the economic development and political economy of the people's Republic of China

Martin, Michael F. - 1986

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Rationing, subsidies, and ELES consumption functions: An application to China

Martin, Michael F. - In: Journal of Policy Modeling 13 (1991) 2, pp. 301-308

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Natural Monopolies in Antitrust, Patent, and Copyright Law : The Essential Facilities, Reverse Doctrine of Equivalents, and Originality Doctrines as Triggers for a Compulsory Licen...

Martin, Michael F. - 2014

I argue that when a natural monopoly exists, the natural monopoly holder - whether an accused monopolist under antitrust law, or a copyright or patent owner under intellectual property law - should be subject only to a liability rule of compulsory licensing, no more and no less. While the...

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