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Monopoly Monopsonio	Whether this underpayment arises from the monopsonistic exploitation of owners, or is directly a result of terms specified in the CBA (which allows for such exploitation), our measure of SURPLUS is simply a proxy for the difference between what such a player is worth and what he is paid. The underpayment of restricted players in North American sports ... by Krautmann, Anthony C.; von Allmen, Peter; Berri, David / International Journal of Sport Finance Between 1992 and 1995, as prices were liberalised, input prices rose rapidly but important output prices remained controlled or rose slowly because of monopsonistic markets (eg many farmers sold their output to the single grain elevator or cotton gin in their district), leading to farm losses and resort to barter. Using energy resources to diversify the economy: agricultural price ... by Pomfret, Richard / Comparative Economic Studies The paper is organized as follows: Section 2 presents alternative models of employment determination by school districts, contrasting the responses to minimum salaries by competitive and monopsonistic school districts. The effect of minimum salaries on employment of teachers: a test of ... by Boal, William M. / Southern Economic Journal	Money Order Money Purchase Plan Money Rate of Return Money Spread Money Supply Money Wages Money Zero Maturity Money-Purchase Pension Plan Moneychanger Mongo Mongolian Dollar Monism Monitor Monkey Monnaie fiduciaire Monnaie forte Monnaie-marchandise Monoline Monoline insurance Monopolio Monopolio legal Monopolio perfeito Monopolistic Competition Monopoly Monopsonio monopsonistic Monopsony Monte Carlo Simulation Montenegrin Perper Montenegrin Perun Month Order month-to-month tenancy Monthly Debt Service Monthly Housing Expense Monthly Income Preferred Securities Monthly Income Preferred Security Monthly Investment Plan Monthly Payment Monthly Total Expense Monthly-Income Debt Securities Montreal Exchange/Bourse de Montreal Montreal Stock Exchange monument Moody's Bond Survey Moody's Investment Grade Moody's Investors Service Moody's Investors Service, Inc. Moore's Law MOP Mora morosidad Moral Hazard	Monopotassium glutamate Monopotassium glutamate Monopotassium glutamate Monopotassium phosphate Monopotassium tartrate Monopotassium tartrate Monopotassium tartrate monopotassiuml-glutamate Monopril Monoprint Monoprint monopropellant monopropellant monopropellants monopropellants Monopropylene glycol Monopropylene glycol Monopropylene glycol monoprotic Monoprotic acid monops monops monops monopsonies monopsonies monopsonies Monopsonio monopsonist monopsonist monopsonist monopsonistic Monopsonistic competition Monopsonistic competition Monopsonistic competition monopsony monopsony monopsony Monopsony power Monopsony power Monopsony power Monopsychism monopteral monopteral Monopteron Monopteron Monopteros monopteroses monoptic Monoptote monoptychial monoptychial gland monoptychial gland monoptychial gland Monopulse Monopulse Monopulse Angle Jamming Integrated Countermeasure Monopulse Antenna Detection System Monopulse Anti-Sidelobe Technique Monopulse Azimuth Range and Code Assembler Monopulse Direction Finding Monopulse Feature Extractor

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Whether this underpayment arises from the monopsonistic exploitation of owners, or is directly a result of terms specified in the CBA (which allows for such exploitation), our measure of SURPLUS is simply a proxy for the difference between what such a player is worth and what he is paid.

The underpayment of restricted players in North American sports ... by Krautmann, Anthony C.; von Allmen, Peter; Berri, David / International Journal of Sport Finance

Between 1992 and 1995, as prices were liberalised, input prices rose rapidly but important output prices remained controlled or rose slowly because of monopsonistic markets (eg many farmers sold their output to the single grain elevator or cotton gin in their district), leading to farm losses and resort to barter.

Using energy resources to diversify the economy: agricultural price ... by Pomfret, Richard / Comparative Economic Studies

The paper is organized as follows: Section 2 presents alternative models of employment determination by school districts, contrasting the responses to minimum salaries by competitive and monopsonistic school districts.

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