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Microeconomics

Morgan, Wyn; Katz, Michael L.; Rosen, Harvey S. - 2006 - Europ. ed

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The Economics of primary commodities : models, analysis and policy

Sapsford, David (ed.); Morgan, Wyn (contributor); … - 1994

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Role of attitudes in the decision to use futures markets: The case of the London potato futures market

Ennew, Christine; Morgan, Wyn; Rayner, Tony - In: Agribusiness 8 (1992) 6, pp. 561-573

Although agricultural futures markets offer a number of potential benefits to users, the extent of trade involvemen in UK futures markets has been less than in comparable markets in the United States. This does not appear to be due to poorer hedging performance. An investigation into patterns of...

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Buyer power in UK food retailing : a "first-pass" test

Lloyd, Tim; McCorriston, Steve; Morgan, Wyn; Rayner, Anthony - In: Journal of agricultural & food industrial organization 7 (2009) 1, pp. 1-38

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Imperfect Competition and the Shifting of Output and Input Taxes in Vertically-related Markets

McCorriston, Steve; Morgan, Wyn; Rayner, Tony - In: Public finance 54 (1999) 1-2, pp. 73-83

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Imperfect Competition and the Shifting of Output and Input Taxes in Vertically-Related Markets

McCorriston, Steve; Morgan, Wyn; Rayner, Tony - In: Public Finance = Finances publiques 54 (1999) 1-2, pp. 73-83

We consider the impact of output and input taxes in vertically-related markets where the downstream industry is oligopolistic and the upstream sector competitive. We show that the shifting of a tax in each related market will depend on the degree of market power in the downstream market, the...

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