Supply management option for tea producting countries: a case study on Indonesia tea product and its competitors

Supply management option for tea producting countries: a case study on Indonesia tea product and its competitors

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Main Authors:	, Henry Yuliando, , Nakayasu Akira
Format:	Article
Published:	[Yogyakarta] : Journal of Applied Sciences 6(15):3170-3173 2006

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