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The overproduction trap in U.S. agriculture a study of resource allocation from World War I to the late 1960's

This book emphasizes resource use and efficiency in the agricultural sector and offers facts and analytical concepts of interest to welfare economists, sociologists, and agricultural policy makers. Originally published in 1972.

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  • "This book emphasizes resource use and efficiency in the agricultural sector and offers facts and analytical concepts of interest to welfare economists, sociologists, and agricultural policy makers. Originally published in 1972."@en

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  • "The overproduction trap in U.S. agriculture a study of resource allocation from World War I to the late 1960's"@en
  • "The overproduction trap in U.S. agriculture"
  • "The over-production trap in US Agriculture : a study of resource allocation from World War 1 to the late 1960's"@en
  • "The overproduction trap in U.S. agriculture; a study of resource allocation from World War I to the late 1960's"@en
  • "The overproduction trap in U.S. agriculture; a study of resource allocation from World War I to the late 1960's"
  • "The overproduction trap in U.S. agriculture : A study of resource allocation from World War I to the late 1960's"
  • "The overproduction trap in U. S. agriculture : a study of resource allocation from World war 1. to the late 1960's"
  • "The overproduction trap in U.S. agriculture : a study of resource allocation from World War I to the late 1960s"
  • "The overproduction trap in U.S. agriculture : a study of resource allocation from World War I to the late 1960s"@en
  • "The overproduction trap in U.S. agriculture : a study of resource allocation from world war I to the late 1960's"
  • "The overproduction trap in U.S. agriculture : a study of resource allocation from World War I to the late 1960's"

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