Build it, but will they come? Evidence from consumer choice between gasoline and sugarcane ethanol
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Gasoline; Ethanol; Biofuels; Consumer choice; Perfect substitutes; Differentiated products; Fossil fuels; Renewable fuels; Alternative fuel vehicles;All these keywords.
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