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The "whole systems" approach in ecological economics
Barker, Terry - In: The political economy of the environment : an …, (pp. 99-114). 2011
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Projecting economic structure with a large-scale econometric model
Barker, Terry - 1984
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Use of energy-environment-economy models to inform greenhouse gas mitigration policy
Barker, Terry - In: Impact assessment and project appraisal : journal of … 16 (1998) 2, pp. 123-131
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Taxing pollution instead of jobs : towards more employment without more inflation through fiscal reform in the UK
Barker, Terry - In: Ecotaxation, (pp. 163-200). 1997
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Large-scale energy-environment-economy modelling of the European Union
Barker, Terry - In: Applied economics and public policy, (pp. 15-39). 1998
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The carbon tax : economic and policy issues
Barker, Terry - 1992
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Still dead after all these years : interpreting the failure of general equilibrium theory
Ackerman, Frank - In: The flawed foundations of general equilibrium : …, (pp. 14-32). 2004
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Consumed in theory : alternative perspectives on the economics of consumption
Ackerman, Frank - In: The flawed foundations of general equilibrium : …, (pp. 86-98). 2004
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Existence values and priceless externalities
Ackerman, Frank - In: The flawed foundations of general equilibrium : …, (pp. 116-131). 2004
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Flaws in the foundation : consumer behavior and general equilibrium theory
Ackerman, Frank - In: Intersubjectivity in economics : agents and structures, (pp. 56-70). 2002
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