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Consideration of a Food Stamp Program, Cash Transfers and Price Subsidies as Means of Agricultural Surplus Disposal for the European Community and a Review of the Relevant U.S. Experience with the Food Stamp Program

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  • Lane, Sylvia

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  • Alter, Rolf & Lane, Sylvia, 1980. "Consideration of a Food Stamp Program, Cash Transfers and Price Subsidies as Means of Agricultural Surplus Disposal for the European Community and a Review of the Relevant U.S. Experience with the Foo," Working Papers 225688, University of California, Davis, Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics.
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    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.225688
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