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Producers' organizations in the UK fishing industry

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Hatcher, A.
Holland, P.
Cunningham, S.
Young, J.
Smith, A.
Muir J.
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Paper provided by Centre for the Economics and Management of Aquatic Resources in its series Discussion Papers with number 82..

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