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Why Hybrid Models are the Way to go for Assessing Climate Policies

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  • Brigitte KNOPF
  • Ottmar EDENHOFER
  • Nico BAUER
  • Lavinia BAUMSTARK
  • Marian LEIMBACH

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  • Brigitte KNOPF & Ottmar EDENHOFER & Nico BAUER & Lavinia BAUMSTARK & Marian LEIMBACH, 2008. "Why Hybrid Models are the Way to go for Assessing Climate Policies," EcoMod2008 23800064, EcoMod.
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