Effects of food price inflation on infant and child mortality in developing countries

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Hyun-Hoon Lee
Suejin A. Lee
Jae-Young Lim
Cyn-Young Park
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[1] Kangwon National University,Department of International Trade and Business
[2] Cornell University,Field of Economics
[3] Korea University,Department of Food and Resource Economics
[4] Economics and Research Department,undefined
[5] Asian Development Bank,undefined
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The European Journal of Health Economics | 2016年 / 17卷
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Food prices; Infant mortality; Child mortality; Undernourishment; Food security; I15; I18; I19; Q18;
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页数:16
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