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Monday, August 1, 2016

An interview with the late Lloyd Shapley, on incentives, in Spanish

In Argentina's La Nacion

Para aliviar la suba de tarifas, el camino son los incentivos

SEGUIR
Juan Carlos de Pablo
LA NACION
DOMINGO 24 DE JULIO DE 2016
Posted by Al Roth at 5:23 AM
Labels: incentives

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