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The real effects of regulatory enforcement actions: evidence from U.S. counties

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The real effects of regulatory enforcement actions: evidence from U.S. counties. / Danisewicz, Piotr; McGowan, Danny; Onali, Enrico et al.
2014. p. 1-44.

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Danisewicz, P, McGowan, D, Onali, E & Schaeck, K 2014 'The real effects of regulatory enforcement actions: evidence from U.S. counties' pp. 1-44.

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Danisewicz, P., McGowan, D., Onali, E., & Schaeck, K. (2014). The real effects of regulatory enforcement actions: evidence from U.S. counties. (pp. 1-44).

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Danisewicz P, McGowan D, Onali E, Schaeck K. The real effects of regulatory enforcement actions: evidence from U.S. counties. 2014, p. 1-44.

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Danisewicz, Piotr ; McGowan, Danny ; Onali, Enrico et al. / The real effects of regulatory enforcement actions : evidence from U.S. counties. 2014. pp. 1-44

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