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What is the Cost of Formality? Experimentally Estimating the Demand for Formalization

By Suresh de Mel, David McKenzie, Christopher Woodruff on February 01, 2011

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Mel, Suresh d., McKenzie, David, and Woodruff, Christopher. What is the Cost of Formality? Experimentally Estimating the Demand for Formalization. , , . , 2011. Mel, S. d., McKenzie, D., and Woodruff, C. (2011). What is the Cost of Formality? Experimentally Estimating the Demand for Formalization. , , . Mel, Suresh d., McKenzie, David, and Woodruff, Christopher. "What is the Cost of Formality? Experimentally Estimating the Demand for Formalization." 2011, .Mel Suresh d., McKenzie David, and Woodruff Christopher. "What is the Cost of Formality? Experimentally Estimating the Demand for Formalization." (2011). Mel, S d, McKenzie, D, and Woodruff, C 2011, 'What is the Cost of Formality? Experimentally Estimating the Demand for Formalization', , , . Suresh d Mel, David McKenzie, and Christopher Woodruff, 'What is the Cost of Formality? Experimentally Estimating the Demand for Formalization' (2011). Mel S. d., McKenzie D., and Woodruff C. What is the Cost of Formality? Experimentally Estimating the Demand for Formalization. . 2011. Mel, Suresh d., McKenzie, David, and Woodruff, Christopher. What is the Cost of Formality? Experimentally Estimating the Demand for Formalization. . 2011. , .

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