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The Maputo Market Study: Research Methods

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This report is one of several based on the Maputo Market Study. It presents a brief description and documentation of the methods used in the study, including problems encountered and how they were dealt with. This report will help improve the design of similar future research within Mozambique. It should also serve as a point of reference for the series of analytical reports based on the study.

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  • Unknown, 1993. "The Maputo Market Study: Research Methods," Food Security Collaborative Working Papers 55997, Michigan State University, Department of Agricultural, Food, and Resource Economics.
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