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Long-Term Substitutability Between Environmental and Man-Made Goods
Substitutability between environmental and man-made goods plays a major role in the sustainability debate. The notion of substitutability covers a continuous spectrum, with perfect substitutability at one end and poor substitutability at the other.
Reyer Gerlagh
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Sustainability, Limited Substitutability, and Non-Constant Social Discount Rates
Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 2011Christian P Traeger
exaly
The Substitutability Concept: Implications for Recreation Research and Management
Journal of Leisure Research, 1974John C. Hendee, Rabel J Burdge
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Is There Complementarity or Substitutability Between Internal and External R&D Strategies?
Research Policy, 2012John Hagedoorn, Ning Wang
exaly
Recreation Substitutability: A Research Agenda
Leisure Sciences, 1993Mark W. Brunson, Bo Shelby
exaly
Substitutability as a Spatial Concept to Evaluate Travel Alternatives
Journal of Transport Geography, 2019Bert van Wee +2 more
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A Two-Item Newsboy Problem With Substitutability
International Journal of Production Economics, 1996Moutaz Khouja +2 more
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The Substitutability of Reinforcers.
Journal of the Experimental Analysis of Behavior, 1993Leonard Green
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Activity Substitutability and Degree of Specialization Among Deer and Elk Hunters in Multiple States
Leisure Sciences, 2013Needham, Mark, Jerry J Vaske
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