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Dipasis Bhadra

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Last Name: Bhadra
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RePEc Short-ID: pbh14

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Postal Address: The MITRE Corportation Center for Advanced Aviation System Development 7515 Colshire Avenue; M/S N590 McLean, VA 22102; USA
Phone: 703-983-3742

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Working papers

  1. Bhadra, D. & Brandao, A.S.P., 1993. "Urbanization; Agricultural Development; and Land Allocation," World Bank - Discussion Papers 201, World Bank.

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