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Private sector response to market liberalization: the experience of Tanzania's cashew nut industry.

By: Jaffee, Steven.

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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1994Subject(s): Agroindustry | Cashewnut -- Agroindustry -- Tanzania. -- Cashewnut -- Agroindustry -- Tanzania. -- Cashewnut -- Agroindustry -- TanzaniaSummary: This paper examines the liberalization process within Tanzania's cashewnut industry, placing particular emphasis on the nature of private sector response to market reforms.

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Private sector response to market liberalization: the experience of Tanzania's cashew nut industry.

By: Jaffee, Steven.