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Implementation of plans or contracts and equilibria with rationing . part i

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This paper analyses the basic features of technical and distributional changes in the US since the Civil War as the expression of the gradual emergence of a new paradigm, corresponding to a Managerial Revolution, and its replacement of the earlier organization inherited from the Industrial Revolution.

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  • Younes Yves, 1984. "Implementation of plans or contracts and equilibria with rationing . part i," CEPREMAP Working Papers (Couverture Orange) 8405, CEPREMAP.
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