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Expenditure on different categories of meat in Greece: the influence of changing tastes

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  • Morrison, J. A.
  • Balcombe, K.
  • Bailey, A.
  • Klonaris, S.
  • Rapsomanikis, G.

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  • Morrison, J. A. & Balcombe, K. & Bailey, A. & Klonaris, S. & Rapsomanikis, G., 2003. "Expenditure on different categories of meat in Greece: the influence of changing tastes," Agricultural Economics, Blackwell, vol. 28(2), pages 139-150, March.
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