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Charging Systems for Waste Reception Facilities in Ports and the Level Playing Field: A Case from North-West Europe

Peter W. De Langen Erasmus University Rotterdam, Department of Port, Transport and Regional Economics, Rotterdam, the Netherlands
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Michiel N. Nijdam Erasmus University Rotterdam, Department of Port, Transport and Regional Economics, Rotterdam, the Netherlands
Pages 109-124 | Published online: 18 Dec 2007

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