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World War 3.0

Ken Auletta

2001

The monarch billionaire

Morrison I. Swift

1903

Essays on value and distribution

N. Kaldor, Kaldor, Nicholas, Nicholas Kaldor

1960

Monopsony

Roger D. Blair

1993

Monopoly power and economic performance

Edwin Mansfield

1964

The regulation of monopoly

Sherman, Roger

1989

Materials for the law and economics of competition policy

Nancy Theresa Gallini

1990

Monopoly capital

Paul A. Baron

1966

Monopolies, trusts and kartells

Francis Wrigley Hirst

1906

Labor and monopoly capital

Harry Braverman

1975

Managed Care and Monopoly Power

Deborah HAAS-WILSON, Deborah Haas-Wilson

2003

Who owns America?

Agar, Herbert

1970

In Napoleonic days

Augusta duchess of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld

1941

Substantive Due Process of Law

Frank R. Strong

1986

Monopolies and the people

D. C. Cloud

1873

Cartels, combines, and trusts in post-war Germany

Rudolf K. Michels

1968

Modern labor economics

Robert Stewart Smith, Robert S. Smith, Ronald G. Ehrenberg

1982

The great financial crisis

John Bellamy Foster

2009

Industrial Organization

Lynne Pepall, Norman, George, Dan Richards

2013

Big business and the economic cycle

A. I͡U I͡Udanov

1989

Monopolies and the people

Charles Whiting Baker

1890

Towards a more general theory of value

Edward Chamberlin

1957

The economics of regulation: principles and institutions

Alfred E. Kahn

1970

Competition, monopoly, and differential profit rates

Semmler, Willi.

1984

The Sunkist case

Willard Fritz Mueller

1987

The theory of monopolistic competition

Edward Chamberlin

1962

Competition among the few

William John Fellner

1949

Electrical technology and the public interest

Frank Joseph Kottke

1944

Antitrust and monopoly

Dominick T. Armentano

1982

Megamedia

Dean Alger

1998

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