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Agrarwirtschaft
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Mechanisation and employment in agriculture. Case studies from 4 continents. 2. impr
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Monthly bulletin of agricultural economics and statistics
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Agricultural mechanisation and employment in Latin America
Abercrombie, K. C.
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Mechanisation and employment in agriculture. Case …
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1974
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Agricultural mechanization and employment in developing countries /K. C. Abercrombie
Abercrombie, K. C.
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Monthly bulletin of agricultural economics and statistics
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1975
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