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Consumption Pattern Differences And Environmental Implications: A Case Study Of India

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Parikh, J

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Material type: Text

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TextSeries: Discussion PaperPublication details: Bombay Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research 1994Description: 45pISBN:

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DP 116

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