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10. Norwegian Urban Tolls

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  • Ramjerdi, Farideh
  • Minken, Harald
  • Østmoe, Knut

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  • Ramjerdi, Farideh & Minken, Harald & Østmoe, Knut, 2004. "10. Norwegian Urban Tolls," Research in Transportation Economics, Elsevier, vol. 9(1), pages 237-249, January.
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