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Making sense of downstream labour risk in global value chains : the case of the Australian cotton industry
Boersma, Martijn; Josserand, Emmanuel; Kaine, Sarah; … - In: The journal of industrial relations 64 (2022) 2, pp. 200-222
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Cotton in Australia
Porter, Horace G. - 1966
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Survey of textile industries : cotton, wool, artificial silk
Großbritannien / Committee on Industry and Trade - 1928
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Cotton - wool - flax - jute
1966
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Cotton growing in the Northern territory : 1904
Bottomley, John - 1905
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The effects of US farm policy on Australian cotton revenues
Mues, Colin - In: Annual conference of the Australian Agricultural … 32 (1988) 2
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Survey of textile industries : cotton, wool, artificial silk
Großbritannien / Committee on Industry and Trade - 1928
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Climate and Agricultural Risk : Assessing the Impacts of Enso and Iod on Australian Cotton Production
Welsh, Jonathon Michael; Taschetto, Andrea; Quinn, James P. - 2022
Climate variability and extremes adversely impacts Australian cotton crop production and imposes a major constraint on … methods to account for climate, as well as perform a cotton yield and climate time series analysis using rainfall and … climate in central cotton growing areas is sensitivity to sea surface temperatures in the Central Pacific Ocean, particularly …
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Demand based equivalence scale estimates for Australia and the UK
Van de Ven, Justin (contributor) - 2003 - [Elektronische Ressource]
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The Impact of Scale, Complexity, and Service Quality on the Administrative Costs of Pension Funds – A Cross-Country Comparison
Bikker, Jacob Antoon - 2011
Administrative costs per participant appear to vary widely across pension funds in different countries. These costs are important because they reduce the rate of return on the investments of pension funds, and consequently raise the cost of retirement security. Using unique data on 90 pension...
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