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Emissions Trading to Improve Air Quality in an Industrial City in the People's Republic of China

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Krupnick, Alan () (Resources for the Future)
Bell, Ruth () (Resources for the Future)
Morgenstern, Richard () (Resources for the Future)
Anderson, Robert
Abegunawardena, Piya
Schreifels, Jeremy
Dong, Cao
Jinan, Wang
Jitian, Wang
Larsen, Steiner

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