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Title: Farm succession and inheritance : comparing Australian and international trends : a report for the Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation / by Elaine Barclay, Roslyn Foskey and Ian Reeve.
Author: Reeve, I. J. (Ian John), 1948- ; Barclay, Elaine. ; Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation (Australia) ; Foskey, Roslyn.
Year: c2007.
Series: RIRDC publication ;, no. 07/066.
Description: xi, 67 p. ; 30 cm.
Subject: Succession planning. ; Farm management. ; Farm families. ; Retirement. ; Family farms. ; Property transfers. ; Australia. ; Inheritance of property. ; Farm planning.
Notes: Cover title. "June 2007" "RIRDC Project No. UNE-88A"
Includes bibliographical references (p. 65-67).
ISBN/ISSN: 1741514630;
Type: Book
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