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Publisher
National Productivity Council
Language
English
Pages
55

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Subjects
Petroleum industry and trade
Places
Czechoslovakia, Romania, Soviet Union

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1962, National Productivity Council
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Edition Notes

On cover: Report of Indian Productivity Team.

Published in
New Delhi
Series
Its NPC report -- no. 18, NPC report (National Productivity Council (India)) -- no. 18.

Classifications

Library of Congress
HD9575.R82 N3 1962

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Pagination
ii, 55 p.
Number of pages
55

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL19051778M

Source records

University of Toronto MARC record

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