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Life cycle cost evaluation of the digital opacity compliance system
Journal of Environmental Management
2010 : MAR-APR, VOL. 91:4, p. 927-931
 2010 McFarland, M. J.
Palmer, G. R.
Olivas, A. C.
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Tradable fuel economy credits: Competition and oligopoly
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management
2009 : NOV, VOL. 58:3, p. 315-328
 2009 Rubin, J.
Leiby, P.N.
Greene, D.L.
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Economic assessment of managing processionary moth in pine forests: A case-study in Portugal
Journal of Environmental Management
2009 : FEB, VOL. 90:2, p. 683-691
 2009 Gatto, P. (et al.)
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Bio-economic evaluation of implementing trawl fishing gear with different selectivity
Journal of Environmental Management
2009 : AUG, VOL. 90:11, p. 3665-3674
 2009 Grönbaek Kronbak, L.(et al.)
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Toward a different debate in environmental accounting: the cases of carbon and cost-benefit
Accounting, Organizations and Society
2009 : APR/MAY, VOL. 34:3-4 p.499-534
 2009 Lohmann, L.
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Incorporating nonmarket time into benefit–cost analyses of social programs: an application to the self-sufficiency project
Journal of Public Economics
2008 : APR, VOL. 92:3-4, p. 766-794
 2008 Greenberg, D.H.
Robins, P.K.
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Life-cycle cost–benefit analysis of extensive vegetated roof systems
Journal of Environmental Management
2008 : MAY, VOL. 87:3, p. 350-363
 2008 Carter, T.
Keeler, A.
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Cost benefit analysis of a transport improvement in the case of search unemployment
Journal of Transport Economics and Policy
2008 : JAN, VOL. 42:1, p. 23-42
 2008 Pilegaard, N.
Fosgerau, M.
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Managing advanced technology system deployment: An optimal allocation between R&D and prototype funding
Economics of innovation and new technology
2007 : JUL-SEP, VOL. 16:5-6, p. 419-432
 2007 Rothwell, G.
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Philosophical problems in cost-benefit analysis
Economics and philosophy
2007 : JUL, VOL. 23:2, p. 163-183
 2007 Hansson, S.O.
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