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Some tests of the factor-supplier pressure group hypothesis

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    F. Jay Cummings & Wayne E. Ruhter

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We would like to acknowledge the particularly helpful comments of Peter Lewin.

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Cummings, F.J., Ruhter, W.E. Some tests of the factor-supplier pressure group hypothesis. Public Choice 35, 257–266 (1980). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00124439

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