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Energy from Sugarcane Bagasse under Electricity Rationing in Brazil: A Computable General Equilibrium Model

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  • SCARAMUCCI José A.
  • PERIN Clovis
  • PULINO Petronio
  • BORDONI Orlando F.
  • DA CUNHA Marcelo P.
  • CORTEZ Luís A. B.

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  • SCARAMUCCI José A. & PERIN Clovis & PULINO Petronio & BORDONI Orlando F. & DA CUNHA Marcelo P. & CORTEZ Luís A. B., 2010. "Energy from Sugarcane Bagasse under Electricity Rationing in Brazil: A Computable General Equilibrium Model," EcoMod2003 330700133, EcoMod.
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