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The role of food price policy in determining the prevalence of obesity: evidence from Egypt

Asfaw, 2006

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5942106061768311204
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Asfaw A
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Review of Agricultural Economics

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T he prevalence of obesity and noncommunicable diseases (NCD) has been rising fast in the developing world (Popkin; Haddad; World Health Organization, 2002). Concerned by the unprecedented level of the problem, the World Health Organization (WHO)(2004) issued a …
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