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Title:	The Economic Implications of Invasive Species in International trade: the Chile-US fresh fruit market
Author:	Ricardo Diaz, Thomas Wahl, and Zishun Zhao
Year:	2004
Source:	ASCC, PECC Trade Forum-LAEBA Conference, Vina Del Mar, Chile

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