Regulation by Incentives, Regulation of the Incentives in Urban Policies

Regulation by Incentives, Regulation of the Incentives in Urban Policies
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激励调节、城市政策激励调节

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10.1080/19186444.2010.11658232
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2010
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T. Vitale
T. Vitale
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