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Comment on Bohanon and Coelho, “The Costs of Free Land: The Oklahoma Land Rushes”

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    Noel D. Campbell Ph.D. (Assistant Professor of Business Administration)

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Campbell, N.D. Comment on Bohanon and Coelho, “The Costs of Free Land: The Oklahoma Land Rushes”. The Journal of Real Estate Finance and Economics 19, 161–164 (1999). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1007883507307

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