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Behavioural-Economic Factors and Epidemiological Models for Improved Livestock Disease Interventions
Livestock disease epidemics have major economic, environmental, and public health consequences, making farmers’ adoption of prevention and control measures essential. This chapter reviews the behavioural-economic factors influencing farmers’ adoption of livestock disease prevention and control measu
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