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Title: Enhancement of the citrus industry forecasting model : prepared for Horticulture Australia Limited / David Pearce and James Corbishley.
Author: Centre for International Economics (Australia) ; Horticulture Australia. ; Pearce, David. ; Corbishley, James.
Year: c2006.
Description: ii, 29 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.
Subject: Australia. ; Forecasting. ; Econometric models. ; Economic analysis. ; Citrus fruit industry.
Notes: "Project number: CT04021" -- Cover page. "6 September 2006" -- Title page. "Report" -- Title page. "Centre for International Economics" -- Title page.
Includes bibliographical references (p. 29).
ISBN/ISSN: 0734113838;
Type: Book
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