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Are Promises Meaningless In An Uncertain Crowdfunding Environment?

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  • Janice A. Hauge
  • Stanley Chimahusky

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  • Janice A. Hauge & Stanley Chimahusky, 2016. "Are Promises Meaningless In An Uncertain Crowdfunding Environment?," Economic Inquiry, Western Economic Association International, vol. 54(3), pages 1621-1630, July.
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