Mercados de granos básicos en Nicaragua
by Harry Clemens, Duty D. Greene, Max Spoor
Grain tradeGrainAgricultureMarketingEconomic aspects
"Includes essays about specific product markets, certain government agencies and policies, on liberalization, and problems some regions face. Concludes that the government must devote resources to modernizing markets, particularly in the areas of transportation and credit infrastructures, the dissemination of information, and legal support. Also encourages reforming macroeconomic policies"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 57.
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