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Recycling and landfilling in a dynamic Sraffian model : application of the corn-guano model to a waste treatment problem

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Asymmetry of price control and quantity control in an environmental policy

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Competitive equilibrium and the wage-profit frontier

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Growth and distribution under an environmental restriction

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