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Agricultural and resource economics and economic development in Aboriginal communities

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2003

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Duncan, Ronald

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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Economic development is seen as the best way for Aboriginal communities to improve their welfare and lessen the considerable disadvantages they suffer. Unfortunately, the economics profession has shown little interest in their plight. Agricultural and resource economists have much to offer in helping to foster economic development in Aboriginal communities throughout Australia. Suggestions are made as to various ways in which our particular interests and experiences can hopefully be applied.

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Keywords: agricultural development; development strategy; indigenous population; resource development; Australia

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/92381

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Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics

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