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FRONTIERS IN AGRICULTURAL ECONOMICS 2

AAE/ECON 747
Course Description

Organization, design, and performance of food and agricultural markets. Industrial organization; firm boundaries, contracting, and collective action; spatial, temporal, and quality dimensions of market design.

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