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Selected Agricultural Statistics on Spain, 1965-76

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This statistical compendium reflects the supply and demand for agricultural products in Spain during 1965-76. Topics covered are population, labor force, wages, income, prices, farm structure, crop production, livestock production, food consumption, and selected agricultural inputs.

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  • Unknown, 1980. "Selected Agricultural Statistics on Spain, 1965-76," Statistical Bulletin 154369, United States Department of Agriculture, Economic Research Service.
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    1. Kempinski, T., 1971. "The E.E.C. Agricultural Reform Plan and Its Relevance to British Agriculture," Bulletins 232771, University of Manchester, School of Economics, Agricultural Economics Department.

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