Pakistan Development Review, Volume 16, Issues 1-3Pakistan Institute of Development Economics, 1977 - Pakistan |
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Food Fortification The intake of many nutrients many be increased by fortifying a
suitable carrier. If this is technically feasible and a suitable point of intervention
may be devised, e.g., for salt or sugar if there are only a few supply sources, then
...
Food Fortification The intake of many nutrients many be increased by fortifying a
suitable carrier. If this is technically feasible and a suitable point of intervention
may be devised, e.g., for salt or sugar if there are only a few supply sources, then
...
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the domestic production though subject to various socio-political and institutional
constraints, has also increased over the years. Therefore, farmers have been
responding to increased supplies as a result of various promotional efforts and ...
the domestic production though subject to various socio-political and institutional
constraints, has also increased over the years. Therefore, farmers have been
responding to increased supplies as a result of various promotional efforts and ...
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Therefore, we have to take into account the non-development expenditure which
has shown an increasing trend. There is need for a study which could act as a
guide to the various possible sources of savings in other sectors of the economy.
Therefore, we have to take into account the non-development expenditure which
has shown an increasing trend. There is need for a study which could act as a
guide to the various possible sources of savings in other sectors of the economy.
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Contents
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A Simple Optimisation Model for Cotton Processing Activities | 17 |
An Urban Poverty Line Estimate | 49 |
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