Sustainable Development in China’s Coastal Area: Based on the Driver-Pressure-State-Welfare-Response Framework and the Data Envelopment Analysis Model
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Sustainable Development in China’s Coastal Area: Based on the Driver-Pressure-State-Welfare-Response Framework and the Data Envelopment Analysis Model
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Sustainability
Volume 8, Issue 9, Pages 958
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MDPI AG
Online
2016-09-21
DOI
10.3390/su8090958
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