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An Exploratory Spatial Analysis of CGE Results: An Application to the US-Ecuador FTA and Ecuador’s Agricultural Sector

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  • Schuschny, Andres
  • Ludena, Carlos
  • de Miguel, Carlos
  • Durán, Jose

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  • Schuschny, Andres & Ludena, Carlos & de Miguel, Carlos & Durán, Jose, 2007. "An Exploratory Spatial Analysis of CGE Results: An Application to the US-Ecuador FTA and Ecuador’s Agricultural Sector," Conference papers 331602, Purdue University, Center for Global Trade Analysis, Global Trade Analysis Project.
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