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THE EFFECTS OF KENYA’S ‘SMARTER’ INPUT SUBSIDY PROGRAM ON SMALLHOLDER BEHAVIOR AND INCOMES: DO DIFFERENT QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES LEAD TO THE SAME CONCLUSIONS?
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THE EFFECTS OF KENYA’S ‘SMARTER’ INPUT SUBSIDY PROGRAM ON SMALLHOLDER BEHAVIOR AND INCOMES: DO DIFFERENT QUASI-EXPERIMENTAL APPROACHES LEAD TO THE SAME CONCLUSIONS?
Mason, Nicole M.; Wineman, Ayala +2 more · 2017
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