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  • Amateur Baseball Players and International "Trade"

    baseball, cartels, collusion, international trade, labor markets
    November 24, 2008
    by Phil Miller
    The Japanese called it a gentlemen's agreement. It looks more like collusion to me, and it's good to see the competition for good amateurs from any country. Many Japanese baseball ...
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