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Getting REDDy: Understanding and Improving Domestic Policy Impacts on Forest Loss

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Pfaff, A; Amacher, GS; Sills, EO
Published in: Duke Environmental Economics Working Paper
September 25, 2011

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Alexander Pfaff
Author Alexander Pfaff Sanford School of Public Policy
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Duke Environmental Economics Working Paper

Publication Date

September 25, 2011

Issue

11
 

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Pfaff, A., Amacher, G. S., & Sills, E. O. (2011). Getting REDDy: Understanding and Improving Domestic Policy Impacts on Forest Loss. Duke Environmental Economics Working Paper, (11).
Pfaff, Alexander, Gregory S. Amacher, and Erin O. Sills. “Getting REDDy: Understanding and Improving Domestic Policy Impacts on Forest Loss.” Duke Environmental Economics Working Paper, no. 11 (September 25, 2011).
Pfaff A, Amacher GS, Sills EO. Getting REDDy: Understanding and Improving Domestic Policy Impacts on Forest Loss. Duke Environmental Economics Working Paper. 2011 Sep 25;(11).
Pfaff, Alexander, et al. “Getting REDDy: Understanding and Improving Domestic Policy Impacts on Forest Loss.” Duke Environmental Economics Working Paper, no. 11, Sept. 2011.
Pfaff A, Amacher GS, Sills EO. Getting REDDy: Understanding and Improving Domestic Policy Impacts on Forest Loss. Duke Environmental Economics Working Paper. 2011 Sep 25;(11).

Published In

Duke Environmental Economics Working Paper

Publication Date

September 25, 2011

Issue

11