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	ESD/151: Analysis of the medium-term effects of Hurricane Mitch on food security in Central America

	ESD/150: The role of agricultural taxation and anti-agriculture bias in economic growth

	ESD/149: Two essays on socio-economic aspects of soil degradation

	ESD/148: Agricultural investment and productivity in developing countries

	ESD/147: Undernourishment and economic growth: The efficiency cost of hunger

	ESD/146: Applications of the contingent valuation method in developing countries

	ESD/145: Two essays on climate change and agriculture: A developing country perspective

	ESD/144: Rural poverty, risk and development

	ESD/143: Growth and Trade: An investigative study

	ESD/142: The political economy of the common market in milk and dairy products in the European Union

	ESD/141: Economies in transition - Hungary and Poland

	ESD/139: Population pressure and management of natural resources. Income-sharing and labour absorption in small-scale fisheries

	ESD/138: Economic development and environmental policy

	ESD/136: Growth theories, old and new and the role of agriculture in economic development

	ESD/135: The international dynamics of national sugar policies

	ESD/134: Rural informal credit markets and the effectiveness of policy reform

	ESD/133: Implications of regional trade agreements for agricultural trade

	ESD/132: The economics of international agreements for the protection of environmental and agricultural resources

	ESD/131: Trade patterns, cooperation and growth

	ESD/128: Agricultural taxation under structural adjustment

	ESD/125: Transition and price stabilization policies in East European agriculture

	ESD/124: Structural adjustment and agriculture: African and Asian experiences

FAO FLAGSHIP PUBLICATIONS

	The State of Food and Agriculture
	The State of Food Insecurity