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Rural households’ preferences for nutri-cereals supplied through public distribution system: a discrete choice experiment

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  • Sangeethaa, V
  • Bishnoia , S
  • Venkateshb, P
  • Singha, P
  • Satyapriyaa,
  • Lenina, V
  • Paula, S
  • Baruaa, S
  • Krishnana, M
  • Singha, S

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  • Sangeethaa, V & Bishnoia , S & Venkateshb, P & Singha, P & Satyapriyaa, & Lenina, V & Paula, S & Baruaa, S & Krishnana, M & Singha, S, 2018. "Rural households’ preferences for nutri-cereals supplied through public distribution system: a discrete choice experiment," Agricultural Economics Research Review, Agricultural Economics Research Association (India), vol. 31(2).
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:aerrae:281145
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.281145
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