Robert Sproule

Bishop's University - Department of Economics

Lennoxville, Quebec J1M1Z7

Canada

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The Slutsky and Hicks Decompositions in Consumption: A Seamless Perspective on the Analytics, Numerics, and Graphics

Number of pages: 16 Posted: 23 Feb 2003
Ambrose Leung and Robert Sproule
Bishop's University - Department of Economics and Bishop's University - Department of Economics
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Reservation Prices and Pre-Auction Estimates: A Study in Abstract Art

Number of pages: 22 Posted: 06 Mar 2006 Last Revised: 15 Jan 2008
Calin Valsan and Robert Sproule
Bishop's University - Williams School of Business and Bishop's University - Department of Economics
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Art Auctions, Abstract Art, Pre-auction Estimates, Reservation Price, Bias

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Why is it so Hard to Govern Higher Education? The University as a Public Corporation

Number of pages: 17 Posted: 27 Mar 2010
Calin Valsan and Robert Sproule
Bishop's University - Williams School of Business and Bishop's University - Department of Economics
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Governance, unconfined public goods, higher education, social capital, human capital, property rights, agency costs, positive sum games, economic surplus

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On Why the Wold-Juréen (1953) Utility Function Cannot Generate a Giffen Good

Number of pages: 7 Posted: 08 Jul 2009
Robert Sproule
Bishop's University - Department of Economics
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The Production Responses of the Competitive Firm to Three Conventional Distributional Shifts: A Unified Perspective

Posted: 28 Sep 2000
Wayne Simpson and Robert Sproule
University of Manitoba - Department of Economics and Bishop's University - Department of Economics

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