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The Economics of Tobacco Production and Feasible Alternatives in Uganda
Tobacco control policies are credited with contributing to the well-being of society. But for tobacco producers, such polices can present pitfalls, especially in rural contexts where households are dependent on tobacco leaf production. This study focuses on the adjustment strategies open to tobacco-...
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School of Economics
2020
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