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Working Papers 61-70
61. Privatization and Corporate Governance in Eastern Europe: Can a Market Economy Be Designed? (Frydman, Roman and Andrzej Rapaczynski)
Central and Eastern Europe Roads to Growth, Moderator Georg Winckler, Chapter 8,
pp. 255-285 Working Paper No.061.pdf
62. Recovery For Economic Loss Following the Exxon Valdez Oil Spill (Goldberg, Victor P.)
Revised in working paper #84 Working Paper No.062.pdf
63. Shareholder Initiative and Delegation: A Social Choice and Game Theoretic Approach to Corporate Law (Gordon, Jeffrey N.)
University of Cincinnati Law Review, Vol. 60, No. 2, pp. 347-385, Fall 1991 Working Paper No.063.pdf
64. Economic Losses Caused by Construction Deficiencies: The Competing Regimes of Contract and Tort (Jones, William K.)
University of Cincinnati Law Review, Vol. 59, No. 4, pp. 1051-1102, Spring 1991 Working Paper No.064.pdf
65. A Game Theoretic Approach to the Regulation of Foreign Direct Investment and the Multinational Corporation (Leebron, David W.)
University of Cincinnati Law Review, Vol. 60, pp. 305- , 1991 Working Paper No.065.pdf
66. Defining the Deal: Legislative Intent in a Sequential Game (Nelson, Julianne)
Journal of Law, Economics and Organization, Vol. 8, No. 2, pp. 394-410, April 1992 Working Paper No.066.pdf
67. Legal and Economic Perspectives of Bankruptcy: A Comment (Nelson, Julianne)
Leveraged Workouts and Bankruptcy, James Bicksler, Ed., Pergamon Press Working Paper No.067.pdf
68. The Limits of Liability to Input Suppliers and Bondholders: Bankruptcy, Moral Hazard, and Production Choices (Nelson, Julianne)
Debt, Renegotiation and Bankruptcy, John Kose and Theresa A. John Working Paper No.068.pdf
69. Quality and Industry Structure: Do Reliability Standards Protect Existing Producers? (Nelson, Julianne)
Date of last revision not available - Publication information not available Working Paper No.069.pdf
70. Rational Altruism or the Secession of the Successful? The Paradox of Social Choice (Nelson, Julianne)
Public Affairs Quarterly, 1993 Working Paper No.070.pdf