Coffee, tea, and cocoa : market prospects and development lending /

By:

Singh, Shamsher

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Material type: Text

TextSeries: World Bank staff occasional papersPublication details: Baltimore : Published for the World Bank [by] Johns Hopkins University Press, c1977.Description: xii, 129 p. : illISBN:

0801818699

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DDC classification:

338.173'73 SIN

LOC classification:

HD9199.A2 C64

Summary: This paper consists of the markets for coffee, cocoa, and tea prepared for the use of World Bank staff. The Bank's commodity studies serve a dual purpose: to evaluate prospects for the export earnings of borrowing member countries and to assess the market prospects for individual commodities.

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This paper consists of the markets for coffee, cocoa, and tea prepared for the use of World Bank staff. The Bank's commodity studies serve a dual purpose: to evaluate prospects for the export earnings of borrowing member countries and to assess the market prospects for individual commodities.

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