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Abstracts : Policy Research working paper series - numbers 2754 - 2802

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This paper contains abstracts of Policy Research working paper series, numbers 2754 - 2802.

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Paper provided by The World Bank in its series Policy Research Working Paper Series with number 23937.

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Keywords: Environmental Economics&Policies; Health Economics&Finance; Health Monitoring&Evaluation; Poverty Assessment; Economic Theory&Research;

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