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Efficient black markets?

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Transactions Costs, Frictional Unemployment and Technical Change in the Market Technology.

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Tax incidence in a simple general equilibrium model with collusion and entry

Davidson, Carl; Martin, Lawrence - In: Journal of Public Economics 45 (1991) 2, pp. 161-190

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