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Price Premiums for Sustainability and Organic Certifications A Case Study for Salmon in German Food Retailing
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Hedonic Prices and Implicit Markets: Product Differentiation in Pure Competition
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Value of Brands and Other Attributes: Hedonic Analysis of Retail Frozen Fish in the UK
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Importance of health and environment as quality traits in the buying decision of organic products
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Price premiums for ecolabelled seafood: MSC certification in Germany
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Supermarket Promotions and Food Prices: A Note
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Price Premiums for Providing Eco‐labelled Seafood: Evidence from MSC ‐certified Cod in Sweden
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The Value of Product Attributes, Brands and Private Labels: An Analysis of Frozen Seafood in Germany
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The Elusive Price Premium for Ecolabelled Products: Evidence from Seafood in the UK Market
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