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Testing Market Integration

Heytens, Paul J. - In: Food Research Institute Studies (1986) 01

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The Supply of Speculative Services in Wheat, Corn, and Soybeans

Telser, Lester G. - In: Food Research Institute Studies (1967)

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America and the World, 1936-71, in the Perspective of 1914-39

Davis, Joseph S. - In: Food Research Institute Studies (1973)

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Deliveries on Chicago Board of Trade Wheat, Corn, and Soybean Futures Contracts, 1964/65-1988/89

Peck, Anne E.; Williams, Jeffrey C. - In: Food Research Institute Studies (1991) 02

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Estimation of Hedging and Speculative Positions in Futures Markets Revisited

Peck, Anne E. - In: Food Research Institute Studies (1981) 02

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Reflections of Hedging on Futures Market Activity

Peck, Anne E. - In: Food Research Institute Studies (1979) 03

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Food Policy in China

Timmer, C. Peter - In: Food Research Institute Studies (1976) 01

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Price Effects of a Lack of Speculation

Gray, Roger W. - In: Food Research Institute Studies (1967)

The theoretical proposition that profitable speculation is pricestabilizing is not subject to direct empirical testing in the context of commodity futures markets. The reasons for this are twofold: (1) if all commodity futures trading is viewed as speculation, then this is a zero-sum game which...

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Changes in Output and in Conventional and NonConventional Inputs in Japanese Agriculture Since 1880

Yamada, Saburo - In: Food Research Institute Studies (1967) 03

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The Attack Upon Potato Futures Trading in the United States

Gray, Roger W. - In: Food Research Institute Studies (1964) 02

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