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Agriculture's portfolio for an uncertain future : preparing for global warming
Drabenstott, Mark - In: Economic review 77 (1992) 2, pp. 5-20
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Drought risk to the agriculture sector
Rodziewicz, David; Dice, Jacob - In: Economic review 105 (2020) 2, pp. 61-86
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Will rains and national recovery bring rural prosperity
Henderson, Jason R.; Novack, Nancy - In: Economic review 88 (2003) 1, pp. 77-96
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The quality of preventive and diagnostic medical care : Why do Southern States underperform?
Armour, Brian S.; Pitts, M. Melinda - In: Economic review 90 (2005) 1, pp. 59-67
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Some implications of increased cooperation in world oil conservation
Brown, Stephen P. A. - In: Economic review (1998), pp. 2-9
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Global warming policy : some economic implications
Brown, Stephen P. A. - In: Economic review (1998) 4, pp. 26-35
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Fighting global warming with carbon pricing : how it works, field experiments and elements for the Belgian economy
Burggraeve, K.; De Mulder, Jan; De Walque, Gregory - In: Economic review (2020), pp. 1-13
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Fiscal policy instruments to mitigate climate change : a Belgian perspective
Cornille, D.; Schoonackers, R.; Stinglhamber, P.; … - In: Economic review (2021), pp. 1-25
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Externalities, markets, and government policy
Ruffin, Roy J. - In: Economic review (1996), pp. 24-29
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The effect of time-of-use electricity rates on business-sector demand for electricity in Israel
Dalal, Osnat - In: Economic review (1999), pp. 59-71
Elektrizitätspreise, die täglich mehrmals in Abhängigkeit von der Nachfrage variieren, haben sich bewährt. Die Industriekunden richten ihren Bedarf danach aus und dadurch können die Elektrizitätswerke die Nachfrageschwankungen besser im voraus einplanen. (DÜI-Seu)
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