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Formal Versus Informal Allocation of Land in a Commons: The Case of the Macarthur Park Sidewalk Vendors

By on March 29, 2006

Analyzing patterns of formal and informal property rights among sidewalk vendors in the United States.

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Kettles, Gregg. Formal Versus Informal Allocation of Land in a Commons: The Case of the Macarthur Park Sidewalk Vendors. , , . , 2006. Kettles, G. (2006). Formal Versus Informal Allocation of Land in a Commons: The Case of the Macarthur Park Sidewalk Vendors. , , . Kettles, Gregg. "Formal Versus Informal Allocation of Land in a Commons: The Case of the Macarthur Park Sidewalk Vendors." 2006, .Kettles Gregg. "Formal Versus Informal Allocation of Land in a Commons: The Case of the Macarthur Park Sidewalk Vendors." (2006). Kettles, G 2006, 'Formal Versus Informal Allocation of Land in a Commons: The Case of the Macarthur Park Sidewalk Vendors', , , . Gregg Kettles, 'Formal Versus Informal Allocation of Land in a Commons: The Case of the Macarthur Park Sidewalk Vendors' (2006). Kettles G. Formal Versus Informal Allocation of Land in a Commons: The Case of the Macarthur Park Sidewalk Vendors. . 2006. Kettles, Gregg. Formal Versus Informal Allocation of Land in a Commons: The Case of the Macarthur Park Sidewalk Vendors. . 2006. , .

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