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The Journal of Law and Economics, 1982
Abstract Exclusive dealing is a vertical restraint that requires distributors of a supplier’s products to purchase most or all of the products or services that they offer for sale within a product category from that supplier, thereby excluding competing products of rival suppliers from those distributors.
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Abstract Exclusive dealing is a vertical restraint that requires distributors of a supplier’s products to purchase most or all of the products or services that they offer for sale within a product category from that supplier, thereby excluding competing products of rival suppliers from those distributors.
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Enterprise Zones: New Deal, Old Deal, or No Deal? [PDF]
Cato Journal, 1982 The purpose ofthis paper isto examine some ofthe salient features of the concept of enterprise zones, especially those aspects included intheadministration'splan,inanefforttopredicttheactualoutcome of this policy proposal if it is enacted and implemented. Even though the concept of enterprise zones is advertised as a new approach, a central part of our
Otto A. Davis, Denise Dipasquale
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A no-deal Brexit will be detrimental to people with rare diseases
Lancet, The, 2021Marc Tischkowitz
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Transparency--"Deal or no deal"?
Frontiers of health services management, 2007In the United States, transparency is becoming an ideal worthy of Mom and apple pie, like quality in healthcare. Physicians, payers, hospitals, business associations, and organizations representing patients have all chimed in expressing support. At the local, state, and national levels a variety of transparency initiatives are under way.
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Deal or No Deal? Negotiation 101
Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2016Bhavik N. Patel, Geoffrey D. Rubin
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