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  1. 1 Information Costs and the Economics of Asset Pricing 2021 · 104 pages · George Tolley, Mark Nielson · Same author
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BookOrb recommends Information Costs and the Economics of Asset Pricing (2021), The economic value of visibility (1988), Bringing Prayer to Life (2001), Staff development in further education (1981), and The Open Tech Programme (1983).

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The Open Tech : why, what and how? is by George Tolley.