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Ian Ayres
American lawyer and economist
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2007
Super Crunchers
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Ian Ayres
2009
Lifecycle investing
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Ian Ayres
2004
Optional law
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Ian Ayres
1991
The possibility of inefficient corporate contracts
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Ian Ayres
1988
Vertical integration and overbuying
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Ian Ayres
1988
Aetna, we're sorry we met with ya?
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Ian Ayres
1988
Deriving cartel behavior in a model with fringe competition
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Ian Ayres
2002
Voting with dollars
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Bruce A. Ackerman
Ian Ayres
2001
Pervasive Prejudice?
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Ian Ayres
2005
Y Por Que No?
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Ian Ayres
Barry Nalebuff
2005
Insincere Promises
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Ian Ayres
Gregory Klass
2004
Why Not?
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Barry J. Nalebuff
Ian Ayres
1990
Back to Basics
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Ian Ayres
2005
Private Parts
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Ian Ayres
1991
Strategic contractual inefficiency and the optimal choice of legal rules
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Ian Ayres
1995
Race and gender discrimination
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Ian Ayres
1997
Measuring positive externalities from unobservable victim precaution
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Ian Ayres
1991
Unequal racial access to kidney transplantation
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Ian Ayres
2002
Shooting down the more guns, less crime hypothesis
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Ian Ayres
2008
Life-cycle investing and leverage
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Ian Ayres
2010
Lifecycle investing
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Ian Ayres
2012
Studies in Contract Law
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Ian Ayres
2010
Carrots and Sticks
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Ian Ayres
2003
Why Not? How to Use Everyday Ingenuity to Solve Problems Big and Small
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Barry J. Nalebuff
Ian Ayres
2008
Studies in contract law
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Ian Ayres
2005
Straightforward
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Ian Ayres
2008
Super Crunchers How Anything Can Be Predicted
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Ian Ayres
1992
Responsive regulation
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Ian Ayres
2016
The universe of Keith Haring
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Christina Clausen
Paolo Bruno
Eric Ellena
Ian Ayres
2006
Why Not?
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Barry J. Nalebuff
Ian Ayres
Lifecycle Investing
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Ian Ayres
Barry J. Nalebuff
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