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Some notes on using a value chain approach to estimate the economic impacts of oil palm expansion in the territories
Breves notas sobre el uso del enfoque de cadenas productivas para estimar impactos económicos de la expansión de la palma africana en los territorios
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Value chains, monocultures, oil palm, forward and backward linkages, input-output analysis. (en)Cadenas de valor, mono-culturas, palma de aceite, encadenamientos hacia adelante y hacia atrás, análisis insumo-producto. (es)
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