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Theoretically Robust But Empirically Invalid? An Experimental Investigation into Tax Equivalence

KERSCHBAMER, Rudolf; KIRCHSTEIGER, Georg - University of Vienna, Department of Economics - 1997

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Disciplinary Takeovers and Industry Effects

KERSCHBAMER, Rudolf - University of Vienna, Department of Economics - 1996

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Voluntary Contributions when the Public Good is not Necessarily Normal

KERSCHBAMER, Rudolf; PUPPE, Clemens - University of Vienna, Department of Economics - 1997

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Hostile Takeovers in Correlated Environments

KERSCHBAMER, Rudolf - University of Vienna, Department of Economics - 1995

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Excess Capacity as an Incentive Device

KERSCHBAMER, Rudolf; TOURNAS, Yanni - University of Vienna, Department of Economics - 1997

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Are Two Good Representative for Many?

KERSCHBAMER, Rudolf; MADERNER, Nina - University of Vienna, Department of Economics - 1998

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Information Revelation via Takeovers in Correlated Environments

KERSCHBAMER, Rudolf - University of Vienna, Department of Economics - 1996

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Optimal Incentives to Reduce Downstream Pollution Under Asymmetric Information

KERSCHBAMER, Rudolf; MADERNER, Nina - University of Vienna, Department of Economics - 1998

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Optimal Contracts With Semiordered Types

KERSCHBAMER, Rudolf; MADERNER, Nina - University of Vienna, Department of Economics - 1994

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Price Discrimination in Markets for Experts´ Services

Dulleck, Uwe; Kerschbamer, Rudolf - University of Vienna, Department of Economics - 2003

This article studies the consequences of price discrimination in a market for experts´services. In the case of experts markets, where the expert observers the intervention that a consumer needs to fix his problem and also provides a treatment, price discrimination proceeds along the dimension...

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