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The Ethics of Suboptimal Resource Allocation in Academe: A Note

The American Economist

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First published online October, 1984

The Ethics of Suboptimal Resource Allocation in Academe: A Note

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Volume 28, Issue 2

https://doi.org/10.1177/056943458402800214

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James

V. Koch

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J. Cebula

, “The Curious Case of the Journal Manuscript Market: Ethics Versus Efficiency in Academe,” The American Economist, 26 (spring 1982), 30–34.

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