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Should the Same Side of the Market Always Move First in a Transaction? An Experimental Study

Journal of Institutional and Theoretical Economics - Germany
doi 10.1628/0932456022975420
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EconomicsEconometrics
Date

January 1, 2002

Authors
Eline C. M. van der HeijdenHarriea A. A. VerbonJan H. M. Nelissen
Publisher

Mohr Siebeck


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