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unfeasibility

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We sat down with all the parties involved, the Scottish FA and the Welsh Assembly Government and it became apparent the unfeasibility of the costs which would need to be put in place.
Thus, Ross's current mission will be further intricate, at least in terms of declaring the unfeasibility of jumping over the facts and within the context of the proposed solution.
Field experiments such as this have many strengths; however, this type of design sacrifices internal validity because of the practical difficulties associated with incorporating high levels of control - for example, unfeasibility in ensuring that commodity characteristics, incentives and other potentially confounding factors are equivalent across treatments (for Jap's insightful comments on these issues, see pages 100 and 105 of her paper).
 
 
 
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