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Productivity changes of pulp and paper industry in OECD countries, 1991-2000: a non-parametric Malmquist approach

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  • Shang, Jui-Kou

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  • Hseu, Jiing-Shyang & Shang, Jui-Kou, 2005. "Productivity changes of pulp and paper industry in OECD countries, 1991-2000: a non-parametric Malmquist approach," Forest Policy and Economics, Elsevier, vol. 7(3), pages 411-422, March.
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