Subject: Discussion list for the textbook Food Economics: Agriculture Nutrition and Health

Description: Joining this elist allows you to see and share news, questions and comments about the textbook entitled Food Economics: Agriculture, Nutrition and Health, available in print and open-access online here: https://link.springer.com/book/9783031538391.

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Also note that all downloadable materials related to the book such as course slides etc. are on our support site and teaching blog here:
http://sites.tufts.edu/foodecon.

Thank you for joining the Food Economics community!

Will Masters and Amelia Finaret