Willingness to Pay for Improved Urban Domestic Water Supply System: The Case of Hanoi, Vietnam

Willingness to Pay for Improved Urban Domestic Water Supply System: The Case of Hanoi, Vietnam
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10.3390/w14142161
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2022-07
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3.4
通讯作者:
Nuong Thi Bui;S. Darby;Trang Quynh Vu;Jean Margaret R. Mercado;T. T. P. Bui-T.;Komali Kantamaneni;T. T. Nguyen-T.;T. Truong;Hue Thi Hoang;D. Bui
Nuong Thi Bui;S. Darby;Trang Quynh Vu;Jean Margaret R. Mercado;T. T. P. Bui-T.;Komali Kantamaneni;T. T. Nguyen-T.;T. Truong;Hue Thi Hoang;D. Bui
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学3区
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Nuong Thi Bui;S. Darby;Trang Quynh Vu;Jean Margaret R. Mercado;T. T. P. Bui-T.;Komali Kantamaneni;T. T. Nguyen-T.;T. Truong;Hue Thi Hoang;D. Bui

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