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Edité par Western Economic Association International and California State University, Long Beach, Huntington Beach, CA, 1984
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Ajouter au panierMagazine. Etat : Fine. 1st Edition. Offered is the Vol. 3 No. 2 (Winter 1984-1985) issue of "Contemporary Policy Issues" edited by Eldon J. Dvorak and published jointly by Western Economic Association International (Milton Friedman, President) and California State University, Long Beach, out of Huntington Beach, California. A jo…urnal measuring 6" by 9" and containing 120 internal pages. Contents include: section entitled Economics and Antitrust: Bork's Contributions (Judge Robert H. Bork) containing an Introduction by Jack High; What Price Theory Can - and Cannot - Do for Antitrust by Donald Dewey; General and Partial Equilibrium Theory in Bork's Antitrust Analysis by Richard H. Fink; Bork's Paradox: Static vs. Dynamic Efficiency in Antitrust Analysis by Jack High; Economics and Antitrust: Response by Robert H. Bork. In addition, there is a section entitled Health-Care Competition with an Introduction by Ronald J. Vogel; Taxing Health Insurance: How Much is Enough? by Charles E. Phelps; Options in the Design of Competitive-Bidding Processes for Indigent Medical Care by Jon B. Christianson and Kenneth R. Smith; What are Employers Doing to Create a Competitive Market for Health Care in the Twin Cities? by Roger Feldman, Gail Jensen, and Bryan Dowd; Competitive Potential of Hospitals and their Neighbors by Harold S. Luft and Susan C. Maerki. Finally, there is there is an article entitled The Opportunity Costs of Redwood National Park: Comment and Elaboration by John Loomis, Richard Walsh, and John McKean with a Response by John Walker. Light remnant from mailing address sticker to rear cover.
