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An Economic Analysis of Liability for AIDS-Contaminated Blood Products
The purpose of this Comment is to develop an economic analysis of possible blood products liability rules in order to determine what the effects of such rules are on blood users and providers. To the extent that current liability rules fail to promote an efficient allocation of risks and resources,
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