Distributional gains and efficiency of investment in cooperative milk plants in North western India

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ARORA, Pooja

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 2007Edition: EconomicsDescription: 104L+ CDSubject(s):

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T 338.137.095.4 A76D

Summary: Milk co-operatives have been a suitable instrument for planned development of dairying in the country encompassing dispersed rural population of milk producers. The ideal conditions for long term growth in milk procurement have been created like adopting

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Milk co-operatives have been a suitable instrument for planned development of dairying in the country encompassing dispersed rural population of milk producers. The ideal conditions for long term growth in milk procurement have been created like adopting

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