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University of Michigan, Department of Economics

Papers

Contact information of University of Michigan, Department of Economics:
Postal: Ann Arbor Mi, 48109
Phone: (734) 764-2355
Fax: (734) 764-2769
Web page: http://www.econ.lsa.umich.edu/
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Series handle: repec:wop:michec

1995

_028 Economic in a Family Way
by Ted Bergstrom [Downloadable!]
_027 A Survey of Theories of the Family
by Ted Bergstrom [Downloadable!]

1994

_034 The Political Economy of Publicly Supplied Day Care
by Ted Bergstrom & Soren Blomquist [Downloadable!]
_026 On the Economics of Polygyny
by Ted Bergstrom [Downloadable!]

1988

_036 A Test for Efficiency in the Supply of Local Public Education
by Ted Bergstrom & Judy Roberts & Dan Rubinfeld & Perry Shapiro [Downloadable!]

Undated

_035 The Simple Analytics of Peak-Load Pricing
by Ted Bergstrom & Jeff Mackie-Mason [Downloadable!]
_033 Do Government Subsidies Affect the Private Supply of Public Goods?
by Jim Andreoni [Downloadable!]
_032 On the Economic of Polygyny
by Ted Bergstrom [Downloadable!]
_031 Primogeniture, Monogamy, and Reproductive Success in a Stratified Society
by Ted Bergstrom [Downloadable!]
_030 Courtship as a Waiting Game
by Mark Bagnoli & Ted Bergstrom [Downloadable!]
_029 The Effect of Cohort Sizes on Marriage Markets in Twentieth Century Sweden
by Ted Bergstrom & David Lam [Downloadable!]
_025 Primogeniture, Monogamy, and Reproductive Success in a Stratified Society
by Ted Bergstrom [Downloadable!]
_024 How Altruism Can Prevail in an Evolutionary Environment
by Ted Bergstrom & Oded Stark [Downloadable!]
_023 On the Evolution of Altruistic Ethical Rules for Siblings
by Ted Bergstrom [Downloadable!]

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