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On the Economics of Mass Demonstrations: A Case Study of the November 1969 March on Washington

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Haveman, Robert
Cicchetti, Charles
Knetsch, Jack
Freeman, Myrick

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We develop a willingness to pay model for assessing the value of political demonstrations and apply this model.

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Paper provided by University Library of Munich, Germany in its series MPRA Paper with number 9881.

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Date of creation: 1970
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Keywords: Benefit cost analysis; political demonstrations;

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