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ESAM Based Regional Economic Policy

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  • Guido Ferrari
  • Anna Manca

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  • Guido Ferrari & Anna Manca, 2000. "ESAM Based Regional Economic Policy," Regional and Urban Modeling 283600027, EcoMod.
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