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These references are classified according to the chapters of this document and also correspond more or less to the sections of Chapter 4.

Chapter 1. Typologies and Rates of Diffusion

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Chapter 2. Factors Affecting Adoption

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Chapter 3. Characteristics of the Decision-making Process as Prime Adoption Factor

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