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Minnesota Applied Economist 713, Fall 2004

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Contents: Robert King Named to Head Applied Economics Department; Department Head Notes; Brian Buhr is Named E. Fred Koller Chair of Agricultural Management Information Systems; The Department Welcomes Four FEP Visiting Faculty; Regents Professor G. Edward Schuh Honored in Brazil; Reception Honoring Vernon Eidman's Service as Department Head; Undergraduate Program Plays Its Part in Student Learning Communities; News from the Minnesota Council on Economic Education; Recent Publications;

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Paper provided by University of Minnesota, Department of Applied Economics in its series Minnesota Applied Economist/Minnesota Agricultural Economist with number 13206.

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