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General equilibrium estimates of the economic impact of nuclear power discontinuation in Switzerland

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CARLEVARO, F.
MULLER, T.
ANTILLE, G.
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Paper provided by Institut des Mathématiques Economiques. LATEC, Laboratoire d'Analyse et des Techniques EConomiques, CNRS, Université de Bourgogne in its series Institut des Mathématiques Economiques – Document de travail de l’I.M.E. (1974-1993) with number 120.

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Date of creation: 1989
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Handle: RePEc:lat:imefth:120

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Keywords: nuclear energy ; methodology ; macroeconomics ; economic equilibrium;

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