The TCO Paradox—A Key Problem in the Diffusion of Energy Efficient Vehicles?

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"The TCO Paradox—A Key Problem in the Diffusion of Energy Efficient Vehicles?"
written by Jens Hagman, Sofia Ritzén, Jenny Janhager Stier,
published by American Journal of Industrial and Business Management, Vol.7 No.12, 2017

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