Cash cropping incentives, food marketing performance, and the divergence between national and household comparative advantage evidence from Zimbabwe

Cash cropping incentives, food marketing performance, and the divergence between national and household comparative advantage evidence from Zimbabwe

by Thomas S. Jayne

Part of Working paper ;

1992

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