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/ Endowment effect theory, subject misconceptions and enchancement effect theory: A reply to Isoni, Lommes and Sugden
Endowment effect theory, subject misconceptions and enchancement effect theory: A reply to Isoni, Lommes and Sugden
Paper Number:
1321
Date:
05/04/2010
Authors:
Charles R. Plott
Kathryn Zeiler
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Paper Length:
46
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sswp1321.pdf
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