Australian commodity statistics.

Australian commodity statistics.

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Bibliographic Details
Imprint:	Canberra : ABARE, 1995-
Description:	v. ; 25 cm.
Language:	English
Subject:	Commercial products -- Australia -- Statistics -- Periodicals. Natural resources -- Australia -- Statistics -- Periodicals. Agriculture -- Economic aspects -- Australia -- Statistics -- Periodicals. Fisheries -- Economic aspects -- Australia -- Statistics -- Periodicals. Forests and forestry -- Economic aspects -- Australia -- Statistics -- Periodicals. Agriculture -- Economic aspects. Commercial products. Fisheries -- Economic aspects. Forests and forestry -- Economic aspects. Natural resources. Australia. Periodicals. Statistics.
Format:	Print Journal
URL for this record:	http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/2418131
Related Items:	Continues: Commodity statistical bulletin

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Varying Form of Title:	Issues for <2002-> have title: Australian commodities statistics
Other authors / contributors:	Australian Bureau of Agriculture and Resource Economics.
Frequency:	Annual
ISSN:	1325-8109
Date / volume:	1995-
Notes:	Also issued online.

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Call Number:	HF1054.A85A98 c.1
Issues:	1995-2001
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