The Effects of Relative or Absolute Risk Aversion on Production Efficiency in Agriculture: Evidence from the 'Bread Basket' of Nigeria
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- 2017-05-02
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Production (economics), Absolute (philosophy), Agriculture, Economics, Agricultural economics
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