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A Laboratory Experiment to Compare Two Market Institutions for Emissions Trading

Gaurav Somenath Ghosh, Anthony Mark Kwasnica, James Samuel Shortle

2010-01-01preprintSSRN Electronic Journal99 citationsgreen

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Climate Change Policy and Economics Game Theory and Voting Systems Experimental Behavioral Economics Studies

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