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Krueger,
Alan. “How Much is Too Much? The
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Kuhn
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Durations” IZA discussion paper #613 (Oct. 2002)
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Rosen,
Sherwin. “The Economics of Superstars” Reprinted in The American Scholar,
52(4), Autumn 1983
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Kreps,
David. A Course in Microeconomic Theory Princeton: Princeton
University Press, 1990, pages 577-585
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Lazear, Edward. "Performance Pay and
Productivity" American Economic Review 90(5) December 2000, pp.
1346-1361
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Crandall
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Economic Perspectives 17(4), Fall 2003, pp. 3-26
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Kirzner, Israel M.
“Information-Knowledge and Action-Knowledge” Economic Journal Watch,
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“As
rising oil prices pushed gasoline past $5.79 per gallon in Britain, truck drivers
threatened strikes and cabbies filling up at pumps complained about working
extra hours to make ends meet.
“ ‘You can’t do nothing about it, can you mate, given
what’s going on in the Middle East,’ said James Sullivan, 50, a driver of one
of Britain’s traditional black cabs. ‘I
make less money because I can’t pass the increase on to my fares, can I?’
“But
Gary Hutchison, 43, also said the price is worth paying. ‘I believe that the oil price increases are a
direct result of the Iraq war,’ he said. ‘But we went in there to free the Iraqis, and
we all have to pay the price of freedom.’ ”
From
the Associated Press, June 3, 2004, “British Gas Prices
Pass $5.79 a Gallon”.