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Documentation of baseline and policy scenarios for Test Case 1

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Perez, Ignacio
Bigot, Genevieve
Josien, Etienne
Bousset, Jean-Paul
Majewsky, E.
Therond, O.
Thenard, V.
Bergez, J-E
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Paper provided by SEAMLESS: System for Environmental and Agricultural Modelling, Linking European Science and Society in its series Reports with number 9300.

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Date of creation: 2007
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Keywords: Environmental Economics and Policy;

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