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Does structure matter? Exploring the impact of model structure on model results

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  • Kuiper, M.
  • Tabeau, A.

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  • Kuiper, M. & Tabeau, A., 2010. "Does structure matter? Exploring the impact of model structure on model results," Conference papers 332001, Purdue University, Center for Global Trade Analysis, Global Trade Analysis Project.
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