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Title: An economic evaluation of the risk of exotic animal diseases in WA / by Nhu Che and David Cook.
Author: Western Australia. Agriculture Western Australia. Agriculture Protection Program. ; Western Australia. Agriculture Western Australia. Marketing, Economics and Rural Adjustment. ; Western Australia. Agriculture Western Australia. ; Che, N. ; Cook, David.
Year: [1999?]
Series: Working paper. ; Working paper(Western Australia. Agriculture Western Australia. Agriculture Protection Program)
Description: 27 leaves ; 30 cm.
Subject: Western Australia. ; Veterinary quarantine. ; Economic analysis. ; Disease control. ; Animal diseases.
Notes: Cover title. "Agriculture Protection Program" "Marketing, Economics and Rural Adjustment (MERA)"
Includes bibliographical references (p. 26-27)
Type: Book
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