What do economists really know about population? : or the benefit s of cost-benefit? / by Ian Livingstone.
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TextSeries: Institute for Development Studies. Discussion papers ; no. 222Publication details: Nairobi : Institute for Development Studies, University of Nairob i, 1975.Description: 30 p. ; 30 cmSubject(s): DDC classification: - AF PSF 338.9676 N36 no.222
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Bibliography: p. 30.
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