The Use of Market Incentives to Preserve Biodiversity

 
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Bräuer, Ingo; Rainer Müssner, Katrina Marsden 2006: The Use of Market Incentives to Preserve Biodiversity. Final report for the European Commission. Ecologic Institute, Berlin, Germany.

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Dr. Ingo Bräuer
Dr. Rainer Müssner
Katrina Marsden
Frans Oosterhuis (IVM)
Matt Rayment (GHK)
Clare Miller (IEEP)
Alena Dodoková (CEI)
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Markt Based Incentives, biodiversity conservation
Europe
economic evaluation
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