Studies in industrial organization

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Category: Books
Creator: STUDIES IN INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION (Author)
SILVERMAN, H.A. (Author)
NUFFIELD COLLEGE SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION SURVEY COMMITTEE (Author)
Methuen (Publisher)
Production date: 1946
Place made: London
Dimensions: whole: Dimensions: 23cm., Pagination: xvii, 362p., 4 fold leaves of plates
Catalogue number: LBY 79 / 2198

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