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Intra-household resource allocation : issues and methods for development policy and planning

โœ Scribed by Beatrice L Rogers


Publisher
The United Nations University
Year
1990
Tongue
English
Leaves
205
Series
Food and nutrition bulletin / Supplement, 15
Category
Library

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Economiฬa domeฬstica -- Planificacioฬn;Economiฬa domeฬstica rural -- Planificacioฬn;Familia -- Condiciones sociales


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