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Food scares, market power and relative price adjustment in the UK

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Food scares, market power and relative price adjustment in the UK

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FOOD SCARES, MARKET POWER AND RELATIVE PRICE ADJUSTMENT IN THE UK

Lloyd, Tim; Morgan, C. W.; Rayner, Anthony J.; … - University <Nottingham> / Department of Economics; … - 2004

This paper is concerned with the impact of food scares, principally the BSE crisis, in the UK and focuses on price adjustment at different stages in a vertically-related market. Our interest is motivated primarily by the presence of market power that is alleged to occur in UK food retailing....

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