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Subramanian, Arjunan (2007):
Distributional Effects of Agricultural Biotechnology in a Village Economy:
The Case of Cotton in India.

Published: 01.06.2010  〉 Jahrgang 59 (2010), Heft 2, 123-124  〉 Resort: Book reviews 
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