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Xiao-yuan Dong Prof. Alternative spellings: X.-Y. Dong X. Dong Xiaoyuan Dong Biblio: Tätig an der Economics and Management School, Inner Mongolia University, China
Affiliations University of Winnipeg Saint Mary's University (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
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Publishing years Series Discussion paper series / IZA (2) Feminist economics (2) The Davidson Institute working paper series (2) IZA Discussion Paper (1) Research paper (1) William Davidson Institute working papers series (1) Theoretical and historical perspectives on Chinese agricultural cooperatives (1)