Land inheritance rules: theory and cross-cultural analysis

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There is diversity in land inheritance rules among different societies and cultures. A general theory of land inheritance rules is developed to show that the primary benefit of a fixed inheritance rule prevents wasteful competition among the potential heirs. The effect of well-functioning land market on the choice of inheritance rules is also examined.

Cross-cultural studies, Cross cultural studies, Inheritance and succession, Land management

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Product-line expansion and resource cannibalization

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Empirical results on the study of pharmaceutical industry to examine the impact of new products on market share of existing products are examined.

Product introduction, New Products/Services, Market share, Pharmaceutical preparations, Pharmaceutical industry, Company market share

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