Television Programming, Monopolistic Competition, and Welfare

Michael Spence · Bruce M. Owen

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Introduction, 103.—Sources of bias in program selection, 106.—Numbers of programs and audience sizes in equilibrium, 114.—Summary of results and policy, 122.

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