Monopsony and Time–Consistency: Sustainable Pricing Policies for Perennial Crops
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- Besley, T., 1992. "Monopsony and Time-Consistency : Sustainable Pricing Policies for Perennial Grops," Papers 159, Princeton, Woodrow Wilson School - Development Studies.
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