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• Using Subsidies to Promote the Adoption of Children from Foster Care 

  Hansen, Mary Eschelbach (Department of Economics, American University, 2005-12)
• The Role of Path Dependence in the Development of U.S. Bankruptcy Law, 1880-1938 

  Hansen, Mary Eschelbach; Hansen, Bradley A. (Department of Economics, American University, 2005-12)
• Don’t Put the Cart before the Horse: Teaching the Economic Approach to Empirical Research 

  Hansen, Bradley A.; Hansen, Mary Eschelbach (Department of Economics, American University, 2005-10)
• New Evidence on Race Discrimination under “Separate but Equal” 

  Hansen, Mary Eschelbach; Hansen, Bradley A. (Department of Economics, American University, 2005-09)
• The Economics of Adoption of Children from Foster Care 

  Hansen, Mary Eschelbach; Hansen, Bradley A. (Department of Economics, American University, 2005-09)

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