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Modeling loss-propagation in the global supply network : the dynamic agent-based model acclimate
Otto, Christopher
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Willner, S. N.
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Wenz, Leonie
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Journal of economic dynamics & control
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2017
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A choice modelling case study on climate change involving two-way interactions
Riera, Pere
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Giergiczny, Marek
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Peñuelas, Josep
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pp. 345-354
attributes. It has been reported that
higher
order
effects
generally account for less than 10% of the choice explanation …
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