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Geboers, Hans, Depaire, Benoît (2023) A Rational Risk Policy? Why Path Dependence Matters. Entropy, 25 (2) 202 doi:10.3390/e25020202

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TitleA Rational Risk Policy? Why Path Dependence Matters
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AuthorsGeboers, HansAuthor
Depaire, BenoîtAuthor
Year2023 (January 19)Volume25
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