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Perverse General Equilibrium Effects Of Price Controls

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Baylis, Katherine
Perloff, Jeffrey M.

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Paper provided by University of British Columbia, Food and Resource Economics in its series Working Papers with number 15840.

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Keywords: Agricultural and Food Policy; Demand and Price Analysis;

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