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Can twenty-five million americans be wrong?. A response to Blinder, Gordon and Wise

Material type: Article

ArticlePublisher: 1981Subject(s): ASPECTOS ECONOMICOS

In: National tax journal vol. 34, nº 4, p. 467-482

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		IEF	OP 233/1981/4-2 (Browse shelf)	Available	En: National Tax Journal; v. 34, n. 4; p. 467-482		OP 233/1981/4-2

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