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This article has been selected by the Editors-in-Chief as noteworthy or likely to be of high interest to agricultural economists involved in innovation diffusion studies. Moreover, "the agent-based model calibration strategy on real-world data makes the study worth reading, too, for those whose interests extend beyond finding the predictors of efficient early adopters." Click on the link above to read the full article!
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