Vertical cooperation among agricultural producers in Western Europe and in developing countries

by Ottfried C. Kirsch

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Published 1976 by Verlag der SSIP-Schriften Breitenbach in Saarbrücken .
Written in

Places:

• Europe.,
• Developing countries.
Subjects:

• Agricultural industries -- Europe.,
• Agricultural industries -- Developing countries.,
• Agriculture, Cooperative -- Europe.,
• Agriculture, Cooperative -- Developing countries.

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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 116-129

Other titles	Vertical cooperation among agricultural producers in Western Europe ....
Statement	by Ottfried C. Kirsch.
Series	Publications of the Research Centre for International Agrarian Development ; 5, Publications of the Research Centre for International Agrarian Development ;, 5.
Classifications
LC Classifications	HD9015.A3 K53
The Physical Object
Pagination	ii, 129 p. ;
Number of Pages	129
ID Numbers
Open Library	OL4648242M
ISBN 10	3881560564
LC Control Number	77480673

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