An edition of A case study in bureaucratic failure and stonewalling (1986)

A case study in bureaucratic failure and stonewalling

the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets investigates adulterated apple juice

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A case study in bureaucratic failure and ston ...
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An edition of A case study in bureaucratic failure and stonewalling (1986)

A case study in bureaucratic failure and stonewalling

the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets investigates adulterated apple juice

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The Temporary Commission
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English
Pages
53

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Food adulteration and inspection, New York (State), New York (State). Dept. of Agriculture and Markets

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New York (State)

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A case study in bureaucratic failure and stonewalling: the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets investigates adulterated apple juice
1986, The Temporary Commission
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"December 1986."

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New York, N.Y
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New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets investigates adulterated apple juice

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53 p. :
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53

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