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Young H. Lee "Why are Americans addicted to baseball? An empirical analysis of fandom in Korea and the United States". Contemporary Economic Policy. FindArticles.com. 04 Jan, 2010. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_hb5823/is_1_26/ai_n29422518/

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• The decision to use benefit transfer or conduct original valuation research for benefit-cost and policy analysis
  by Bryon P. Allen
• Language-related differences in environmental benefits estimation: evidence from a mail survey
  by Xiaolin Ren
• Why are Americans addicted to baseball? An empirical analysis of fandom in Korea and the United States
  by Young H. Lee
• Economic incentives and contracts: the use of psychotropic medications
  by Davina C. Ling
• Labor markets and health benefits: the offer and restrictions on it
  by Nan L. Maxwell
• Why have so many disinflations succeeded?
  by Marc Hofstetter
• Credit union to mutual conversion: do interest rates diverge?
  by Jeff Heinrich
• The determinants of Korea's foreign direct investment from the United States, 1980-2001: an empirical investigation of firm-level data
  by Bang Nam Jeon
• The sources of the decline in U.S. output volatility
  by Kyongwook Choi
• Assessing the integration of electricity markets using principal component analysis: network and market structure effects
  by Lewis Evans
• An economic interpretation of suicide cycles in Japan
  by Jahyeong Koo