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Distortions to agricultural incentives in Cameroon
Main report
%A Bamou, Ernest
%A Masters, William A.
%I World Bank
%K Agriculture;access To Information And Communication Technology;urban Agricultural Policy;farmer;global Development Network;poverty Reduction & Economic Management;primary Product;agricultural Product;agricultural Sector;real Exchange Rate Misalignment;oil Boom;international Currency;multilateral Debt Relief Initiative;gross Value Of Production;purchasing Power Parity Term;black Market Exchange Rate;real Effective Exchange Rate;average For Sub-saharan Africa;wholesale Price;crop;official Exchange Rate;forms Of Production;black Market Premium;agricultural Production;agricultural Output;nominal Rate;dutch Disease;exchange Rates;nominal Exchange Rate;agricultural Research Institute;foreign Exchange Rate;separation Of Functions;private Educational Institution;fight Against Corruption;food Crop Production;cost Of Transportation;tariff Rate Quota;availability Of Collateral;loans From Family;civil Service Salary;exchange Rate Index;parallel Exchange Rate;exchange Rate Change;average Tax Rate;foreign Exchange Restriction;foreign Exchange Market;burden Of Taxation;international Financial Statistic;agricultural Input Distribution;unit Labor Costs;expansion Of Export;rapid Economic Expansion;child Mortality Rate;primary School Enrollment;expansion Of Plantations;subsidies For Fertilizer;public Agricultural Research;kinds Of Resource;integrated Rural Development;agricultural And Food;transfer Of Technology;local Market Condition;foreign Aid Donor;per Capita Income;area Under Cultivation;external Debt Service;limited Government Intervention;sparsely Populated Areas;lines Of Responsibility;international Intellectual Community;traditional Debt Relief;terms Of Trade;economic Growth Rate;primarily Due;quality Of Infrastructure;multilateral Trade Negotiation;long Term Development
%D 2007
%X The World Region
%X World
%C World Bank
%C Washington, DC
%U http://slubdd.de/katalog?TN_libero_mab2