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November 13, 2019

A look at misleading advertising and hedonic regression.

We welcome back Dr. D.C. Sharp and he sits down with our host to discuss misleading advertising and hedonic regression. Dr. Sharp gives us some insight into a misleading advertising case he worked on and how he used hedonic regression to calculate the price premium attributable to a product claim.

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