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The Regional Impact of Biofuel Economics
Stefan Walter
Not published at VTT
International School of Management (ISM)
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Biofuel
100%
Regional Effects
100%
Regulatory Framework
25%
Biofuel Production
25%
Property Economics
25%
Finland
12%
Sweden
12%
European Commission
12%
Economic Impact
12%
Economic Growth
12%
Petrol
12%
Diesel
12%
Peripheral Regions
12%
Subsidies
12%
Wood Products
12%
Taxation
12%
Capital Goods
12%
European Union Member State
12%
Standard of Living
12%
Regulatory Measures
12%
Price Signals
12%
Binding Targets
12%
Interweaving
12%
Growth Opportunities
12%
Conventional Fuels
12%
Employment Opportunities
12%
Artificial Changes
12%
Expected Profit
12%
Investment Bubble
12%
Machinery Products
12%
Northern Province
12%
Conventional Biofuels
12%
Property Rights
12%
Alternative Energy Technologies
12%
Price Gap
12%
Distorted Prices
12%
INIS
economics
100%
biofuels
100%
investment
27%
production
18%
bubbles
18%
prices
18%
people
18%
wood
9%
finland
9%
energy
9%
fuels
9%
profits
9%
interventions
9%
employment
9%
manufacturing
9%
signals
9%
sweden
9%
european union
9%
legal aspects
9%
member states
9%
capital
9%
property rights
9%
economic impact
9%
machinery
9%
economic growth
9%
restraints
9%
subsidies
9%
living standards
9%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Regulatory Framework
100%
Price
100%
Capital Goods
50%
Machinery
50%
Property Right
50%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Biofuel
100%
Property Right
9%
Wood Product
9%