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State-Federal Relations in Nigerian Agriculture.

By: Idachaba, F.S.

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BookSeries: MADIA discussion papers: 8. Publisher: Washington : World Bank, 1989Subject(s): Agriculture | Nigeria -- Agricultural Development. -- Nigeria -- Agricultural DevelopmentSummary: This paper presents an analytical normative model suggesting guide lines for assigning fiscal responsibilities for agricultural programs among tiers pf Government.

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State-Federal Relations in Nigerian Agriculture.

By: Idachaba, F.S.