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... side payments are involved . To further reduce strategic delay , however , it might be even better to prohibit both side payments and differentiation . By contrasting these two cases , the effect of side payments is isolated . As ...
... side payments are involved . To further reduce strategic delay , however , it might be even better to prohibit both side payments and differentiation . By contrasting these two cases , the effect of side payments is isolated . As ...
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side payments . In federal unions , side payments may be prevented by a constitution that requires tax rates to be uniform across regions . In eval- uating these alternatives , it is necessary to ask whether side payments are good ...
side payments . In federal unions , side payments may be prevented by a constitution that requires tax rates to be uniform across regions . In eval- uating these alternatives , it is necessary to ask whether side payments are good ...
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... side payments ( ud > uds ) if the externality and the possibility to differentiate are small , while the value of the agreement is large ; u ° > u ' follows as a corollary . While both differen- tiation and side payments make the ...
... side payments ( ud > uds ) if the externality and the possibility to differentiate are small , while the value of the agreement is large ; u ° > u ' follows as a corollary . While both differen- tiation and side payments make the ...
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