Increasing the cost-effectiveness of water quality improvements through pollution abatement target-setting at different spatial scales
Mikołaj Czajkowski(University of Warsaw), Nick Hanley(University of Glasgow), Adam Wąs(Warsaw University of Life Sciences), James C. R. Smart(Griffith University), Berit Hasler(Aarhus University), Per Stålnacke(Norsk Hydro (Norway)), Katarina Elofsson(Södertörn University), Tomasz Żylicz(University of Warsaw), Hans Thodsen, Maciej Wilamowski(University of Warsaw), Hans Estrup Andersen(Aarhus University), Gite Blicher-Mathiasen, Wiktor Budziński(University of Warsaw), Jan Hagemejer(University of Warsaw), Christoph Humborg(Stockholm University), Erik Smedberg(Stockholm University)
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics
January 1, 2020
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