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Experiments in Financial Economics

by Collins, Sean M.; Isaac, R. Mark; Norton, Douglas A.

ISBN13: 9781783501403
ISBN10: 1783501405
eBook ISBN(s): 9781783501410
Format: Hardcover
Copyright: 2013-12-12
Publisher: Emerald Group Pub Ltd

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