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Ecological pricing and transformity: A solution method for systems rarely at general equilibrium

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  • Patterson, Murray G.
  • Wake, Graeme C.
  • McKibbin, Robert
  • Cole, Anthony O.

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  • Patterson, Murray G. & Wake, Graeme C. & McKibbin, Robert & Cole, Anthony O., 2006. "Ecological pricing and transformity: A solution method for systems rarely at general equilibrium," Ecological Economics, Elsevier, vol. 56(3), pages 412-423, March.
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