Fuelwood Consumption and Deforestation in African Countries

Fuelwood Consumption and Deforestation in African Countries
ISBN-10
082130464X
ISBN-13
9780821304648
Category
Nature / Plants / Trees
Pages
52
Language
English
Published
1984
Authors
Dennis Anderson, Robert Fishwick

Description

... de bienes exportables esta escasez se agravó a causa de grandes reducciones de los márgenes precio - costo , probablemente como resultado de la política del Gobierno de contener la inflación frenando sistemáticamente la tasa ...

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