Impact on profitability, risk, optimum rotation age and afforestation of changing the New Zealand emissions trading scheme to an averaging approach
@article{Manley2020ImpactOP, title={Impact on profitability, risk, optimum rotation age and afforestation of changing the New Zealand emissions trading scheme to an averaging approach}, author={Bruce Manley}, journal={Forest Policy and Economics}, year={2020}, volume={116}, pages={102205} }
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