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Wie viel Markt und wie viel Regulierung braucht eine nachhaltige Agrarentwicklung?How much market and how much regulation does sustainable agricultural development need?

Published: 01.09.2013  〉 Volume 62 (2013), Number 3, 215-225  〉 Resort: News 
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