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A cross-country comparison of land-fertilizer substitution rates and implications for world food production

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  • Treffeisen, P. Alan, 1980. "A cross-country comparison of land-fertilizer substitution rates and implications for world food production," ISU General Staff Papers 1980010108000018027, Iowa State University, Department of Economics.
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