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The more elastic the supply of a product, the more likely that the actual benefit of a subsidy granted of the product will
Yung-Kai Lu v. Univ. of Utah
A legal case, but without further context, it's unclear; this may refer to a specific legal dispute involving the University of Utah, typically involving issues of employment, discrimination, or academic policy.
Statute of Frauds
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Three-Party Agreement
A contract involving three distinct parties, each undertaking specific obligations or rights.
Co-Signs
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