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Environmental reporting practices by Indian companies : an empirical study / researched by Brajaballav Pal; guided by Kartick Chandra Paul.

By: Pal, Brajaballav.

Contributor(s): Paul, Kartick Chandra | Vidyasagar University. Department of Commerce.

Material type: Text

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TextPublisher: Midnapore : Vidyasagar University , 2001Description: ii,ca. 221p. : ills.,tables ; 28cm.Subject(s): POLLUTION-ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS | POLLUTION-INDIAN INDUSTRIES-ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS | POLLUTION-INDIAN INDUSTRIES-ECONOMICAL ASPECTSDDC classification: 363.73630954

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