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Parental Malincentives and Social Legislation

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  • Earl A. Thompson

    (UCLA)

  • Wayne E. Ruhter

    (University of Texas at Dallas)

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  • Earl A. Thompson & Wayne E. Ruhter, 1979. "Parental Malincentives and Social Legislation," UCLA Economics Working Papers 141, UCLA Department of Economics.
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    1. Earl A. Thompson & Roger L. Faith, 1980. "A Pure Theory of Strategic Behavior and Social Institutions," UCLA Economics Working Papers 154, UCLA Department of Economics.
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