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Foodgrain supply, distribution and consumption policies within a dual pricing mechanism : a case study of Bangladesh

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AHMED, Raisuddin

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TextSeries: Internationl Food Policy Research Institute. Research reportPublication details: Washington 1979Description: 82pSubject(s):

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338.195 492 A25F

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