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Kyoto and Mañana: A CGE analysis of Spanish Greenhouse Gas targets to 2020

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  • Bourne, M.
  • Philippidis, G.
  • Quiroga, S.
  • Fernandez-Haddad, Z.

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  • Bourne, M. & Philippidis, G. & Quiroga, S. & Fernandez-Haddad, Z., 2013. "Kyoto and Mañana: A CGE analysis of Spanish Greenhouse Gas targets to 2020," Conference papers 332344, Purdue University, Center for Global Trade Analysis, Global Trade Analysis Project.
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