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Group Contracts for Voluntary Nonpoint Source Pollution Reductions: Evidence from Experimental Auctions

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  • Michael A. Taylor
  • Brent Sohngen
  • Alan Randall
  • Helen Pushkarskaya

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  • Michael A. Taylor & Brent Sohngen & Alan Randall & Helen Pushkarskaya, 2004. "Group Contracts for Voluntary Nonpoint Source Pollution Reductions: Evidence from Experimental Auctions," American Journal of Agricultural Economics, Agricultural and Applied Economics Association, vol. 86(5), pages 1196-1202.
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