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Privacy and pricing personal information

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  • Jaisingh, Jeevan
  • Barron, Jack
  • Mehta, Shailendra
  • Chaturvedi, Alok

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  • Jaisingh, Jeevan & Barron, Jack & Mehta, Shailendra & Chaturvedi, Alok, 2008. "Privacy and pricing personal information," European Journal of Operational Research, Elsevier, vol. 187(3), pages 857-870, June.
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