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Primary Industry Chains and Networks: Analysis for Public and Private Interests

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  • Derek Baker
  • Kanar Dizyee
  • Warren Parker
  • Frank Scrimgeour
  • Garry Griffith

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  • Derek Baker & Kanar Dizyee & Warren Parker & Frank Scrimgeour & Garry Griffith, 2017. "Primary Industry Chains and Networks: Analysis for Public and Private Interests," Systems Research and Behavioral Science, Wiley Blackwell, vol. 34(6), pages 699-709, November.
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