Autor: Minot, Nicholas
- Exploring Indonesian consumers' willingness to pay for high-value agricultural products
- Markets for high-value commodities in Indonesia: Promoting competitiveness and inclusiveness
- Urban shopping patterns in Indonesia and their implications for small farmers
- Exploring Indonesian consumers' willingness to pay for high-value agricultural products
- Indonesian consumers’ choice of food retail formats: Are traditional food retailers being “crowded out”?
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