What Drives Food Processor Use of Local Versus Imported Inputs? Evidence from the Malian Dairy Sector

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August 29, 2019 - Author: Ryan Vroegindewey, Véronique Thériault, Robert Richardson, Kimberly Chung

Ryan Vroegindewey, Véronique Thériault, Robert Richardson, Kimberly Chung, 2019. What Drives Food Processor Use of Local Versus Imported Inputs? Evidence from the Malian Dairy Sector. Feed the Future Innovation Lab for Food Security Policy Research Paper 147. East Lansing: Michigan State University

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Authors

Ryan Vroegindewey
vroegin2@msu.edu

Véronique Thériault

Véronique Thériault
theria13@msu.edu

Robert Richardson

Robert Richardson
rbr@msu.edu

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