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The low levels of modern (commercia
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plant size. The optimum plant size
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environmental policy 69 Climate cha
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individual African countries are re
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Table 3: Fossil fuel production and
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food policy 85 The World Food Situa
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trade liberalization and the integr
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Supply and demand changes do not fu
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