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Emerging Vulnerabilities in India's Tea Plantation Economy:A Critical Engagement with Policy Response

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VIJAYABASKAR,M

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VISWANATHAN,P.K

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TextSeries: Madras Institute of Development Studies,Working paper.233Publication details: Chennai Madras Institute of Development Studies 2019Description: 26Subject(s):

PLANTATION ECONOMY | VALUE GROWERS | TEA PLANTATION CHAINS | GOVERNANCE | SMALL

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