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v Comments on “New rice technology and policy alternatives for food self-sufficiency” D.D. Hedley New rice technology and agricultural development policy V. W. Ruttan Comments on “New rice technology and agricultural development policy” A. Valdes General comments C.H. Hanumantha Rao General comments G. Ranis Participants 363 367 383 387 395 402
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COMMENTS ON SOCIAL RETURNS TO RICE
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POLICY
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General comments C. H. HANUMANTHA R
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GENERAL COMMENTS 389 price may refl
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General comments G. RANIS ONE OF TH
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