THE FOOD SUPPLY ISSUE IN BUKHARA REGION IN 1993
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“200 Days” program, “Let Each of Us Become Two” program, food supply, republic, consumer marketAbstract
This article analyzes the food supply situation and income levels of the population in the Bukhara region in 1993. In addition, it discusses price dynamics and the government measures implemented to improve the social conditions of the population.
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1.Bukhara Regional State Archive. Fund 1459, inventory 1, file 5.
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