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Who gained from Vietnams boom in the 1990s? an analysis of poverty and inequality trends

By: Glewwe, Paul.

Contributor(s): Gragnolati, Michele.

Series: 2275 Policy research working paper. Publisher: Washington World Bank 2000Description: 27 cm 55p.Subject(s): World Bank Vietnam Southeast Asia Poverty reduction Human resources

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