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The importance of subsistence farming in times of crisis. Empirical evidence from Ukraine in a state of war

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  • Tröster, Iryna
  • Tröster, Michael Friedrich
  • Yakymchuk, Iryna
  • Samofalova, Svitlana
  • Tyshkovets, Tatiana
  • Orel, Olha
  • Smyslova, Nataliia
  • Dudka, Uliana
  • Shapoval, Iryna

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  • Tröster, Iryna & Tröster, Michael Friedrich & Yakymchuk, Iryna & Samofalova, Svitlana & Tyshkovets, Tatiana & Orel, Olha & Smyslova, Nataliia & Dudka, Uliana & Shapoval, Iryna, 2024. "The importance of subsistence farming in times of crisis. Empirical evidence from Ukraine in a state of war," GEWISOLA 64th Annual Conference, Giessen, Germany, September 25–27, 2024 364760, GEWISOLA.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:gewi24:364760
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.364760
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