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Details about Joseph D. Njau

E-mail:joseph.don@alumni.emory.edu
Workplace:Department of Economics, Emory University, (more information at EDIRC)

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2009

  1. Household responses to health risks and shocks: A study from rural Tanzania raises some methodological issues
    Journal of International Development, 2009, 21, (2), 200-211 Downloads View citations (17)
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