What congressmen knew and when they knew it: Further evidence on the origins of U.S. broadcasting regulation

Charlotte Twight

doi:10.1023/a:1004926305434

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What congressmen knew and when they knew it: Further evidence on the origins of U.S. broadcasting regulation

Charlotte Twight

Public Choice1998doi:10.1023/a:1004926305434

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Boise State University

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Oak Leaves and the origins of the 1927 Radio Act: Comment

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What congressmen knew and when they knew it: Further evidence on the origins of U.S. broadcasting regulation

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