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Agricultural growth and economic development : the case of Pakistan
Hamid, Naved - In: Agricultural policies for the 1990s, (pp. 85-96). 1990
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Agricultural Growth and Economic Development : The Case of Pakistan
Hamid, Naved - 1990
This study examines the role of public investment in determining the pattern of agricultural development in Pakistan. The focus is on investment in irrigation, which is seen to be the key to providing food self-sufficiency and allowing Pakistan to sustain a flows of net agricultural exports....
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Agricultural growth and economic development : the case of Pakistan
Hamid, Naved - 1990
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Agricultural Growth and Economic Development : The Case of Pakistan
Hamid, Naved - 1990
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Bevolkingsgroei en ekonomische groei
Tims, Wouter - In: Wereld-in-formatie : kwartaalblad over samenwerking met … 2 (1960) 1, pp. 4-24
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The developing countries
Tims, Wouter - In: Higher oil prices and the world economy : the …, (pp. 169-196). 1975
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The future of the world economy
Tims, Wouter - In: The development deadlock : a series of public lectures …, (pp. 1-17). 1980
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A growth model and its application : Pakistan
Tims, Wouter - In: Development policy : theory and practice, (pp. 1-29). 1968
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De handel tussen ontwikkelde en minder ontwikkelde landen
Tims, Wouter - In: Wereld-in-formatie : kwartaalblad over samenwerking met … 4 (1962) 2, pp. 5-17
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Input-output relationships in Pakistan
Tims, Wouter - In: The Pakistan development review : PDR 5 (1965) 3, pp. 525-528
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