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A sequential model for cracking down on street markets for illicit drugs

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  • Baveja, Alok
  • Jamil, Mamnoon
  • Kushary, Debashis

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  • Baveja, Alok & Jamil, Mamnoon & Kushary, Debashis, 2004. "A sequential model for cracking down on street markets for illicit drugs," Socio-Economic Planning Sciences, Elsevier, vol. 38(1), pages 7-41, March.
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