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January 1, 1998Journal of Accounting Research

Competition, Efficiency, and Cost Allocation in Government Agencies: Evidence on the Federal Reserve System

Ken S. Cavalluzzo Christopher D. Ittner David F. Larcker

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Governmental agencies, Cost allocation, External Competition, Efficiency

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