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Natural resource abundance is a blessing for some countries, yet is a curse for others. The degree of fiscal decentralization may account for this divergent outcome. Resources tend to locate in remote, non-agglomerated, and sparsely populated areas; a high degree of fiscal decentralization gives...

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Adoption of Modern Agricultural Technologies: A Micro Analysis at Farm Level in Bihar

Singh, K.M.; Singh, R.K.P.; Kumar, Abhay; Kumar, Anjani - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2014

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Ecological Economics of Water in China: Towards A Strategy for Sustainable Development

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