Substitution Constraints is a theoretical construct in resource substitution theory that specifies the boundary conditions and limiting factors under which one resource can or cannot be effectively replaced by another within a given system or process.
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On the practical limits to substitution
Robert U. Ayres · Ecological Economics · 2006 · 230 citations · Full text
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Czech National Bank
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George Mason University
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