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milk-equivalent basis since 1988. USDA has responded by reducing the purchase price of butter and increasing the purchase … purchase prices of butter and nonfat dry milk on CCC dairy product purchases and dairy program costs. The results indicate that …
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establishment of a direct trade with Britain. Previously, exports went mostly via Hamburg, but this changed with the loss of … imply gains for Danish producers. Why then did Denmark not discover the British market earlier? We show that butter markets … in both countries were integrated in the eighteenth century, but through the Hamburg hub. We then demonstrate that there …
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some goods. Agents split their resource endowment between 'butter', 'guns' and 'ice-cream'. Following the theoretical …
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using of the similar product name on the common market of EU. Problem is currently related to using the term “spread butter …“, which is denoted as deceive because of harming a butter producers. There is an argument that by the influence of currently … butter”, which is a traditional Czech product and the producers of the “Traditional butter”.European Commission ruled in …
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production of some goods. Agents split their resource endowment between ‘butter’, ‘guns’ and ‘ice-cream’. The latter denote …
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Current dynamics in world dairy markets and the potential for global and domestic trade policy reform are bringing the U.S. dairy sector to a new crossroads as it faces competitive forces from outside its borders. Those forces—demand for new products by consumers in industrialized countries,...
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establishment of a direct trade with Britain. Previously, exports went mostly via Hamburg, but this changed with the loss of … imply gains for Danish producers. Why then did Denmark not discover the British market earlier? We show that butter markets … in both countries were integrated in the eighteenth century, but through the Hamburg hub. We then demonstrate that there …
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Milk production and procurement in Poland and UE-15 show a clear seasonal fluctuations which are determined by the distribution of calving and feeding regimes. The seasonal fluctuations are transferred on the consequent stages of the food chain and also have got numerous microeconomic...
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The aim of this short article is to provide elements for a general discussion on peace economics and its potential contribution to economics and economic policy. I first present a discussion on deterrence equilibria and consequent allocation of resources. Eventually I expound five economic...
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