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| (155) | In this context, there is no technique that could be singled out as the one that would in all cases be more appropriate than others. The use of econometric techniques is an example of this. In most cases, the implementation of such techniques may increase the degree of accuracy of an estimate. However, such techniques usually require a significant amount of data which may not always be available. Hence, the gathering of data and their economic analyses may entail considerable costs for the parties, third parties and the court. These costs may be disproportionate to the amount of damages in question.
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