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Rice Trade and Price Volatility : Implications on ASEAN and Global Food Security

Clarete, Ramon L. - 2013

This paper highlights the thinness of rice trade relative to wheat and maize, and the contrasting price volatility and … self-perpetuate its dampening effect on trade does not cause extreme rice price volatility in the region, but the other way … for reducing and managing the chances of excessive rice price volatility …

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Rice trade and price volatility : implications on ASEAN and global food security

Clarete, Ramon L.; Adriano, Lourdes S.; Esteban, Amelia - 2013

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Payment decoupling and the intra-European calf trade

Prehn, Sören; Brümmer, Bernhard; Thompson, Stanley - 2010

The 2003 reforms of the Common Agricultural policy of the European Union introduced decoupled income transfers as the most prominent policy instrument. However, member states were given substantial discretion over the degree and timing of the reform implementation. As a result, different...

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Tariffs, Agricultural Subsidies, and the 2020 US Presidential Election : Unintended Consequences

Choi, Jaerim; Lim, Sunghun - 2021

This paper provides evidence on the unintended effects of US and Chinese trade policies on the 2020 US presidential election. In response to a series of US tariffs imposed on Chinese goods, China imposed retaliatory tariffs, especially on US agricultural products, which largely affected...

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Zollkrieg und Handelsabkommen zwischen den USA und China

Diekmann, Berend; Kilpper, Michael - In: Wirtschaftsdienst : Zeitschrift für Wirtschaftspolitik 102 (2022) 3, pp. 204-209

Vier Jahre nach Beginn des chinesisch-amerikanischen Zollkriegs und zwei Jahre nach der Unterzeichnung des Phase-One-Abkommens ist ein guter Zeitpunkt gekommen, um die Auswirkungen der Außenhandelspolitik auf die US-Wirtschaft zu untersuchen. Auch wenn die Entwicklungen seit 2019 von anderen...

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OECD domestic support in and developing countries

Dimaranan, Betina; Hertel, Thomas; Keeney, Roman - 2003

An AGE model with detailed farm supply and substitution relationships is used to analyze impacts of OECD domestic support reform on developing economy welfare. Stylized simulations indicate reforms best suited for reducing trade distortions with least impact on farm incomes. Comprehensive...

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GMO Regulations, International Trade and the Imperialism of Standards

Vigani, Mauro; Raimondi, Valentina; Olper, Alessandro - 2010

This paper deals with the quantification of GMO regulations on bilateral trade flows. A composite index of the complexity of such regulations for sixty countries as well as an objective score for six GMO regulatory sub-dimensions has been developed. Using a gravity model, we show how bilateral...

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Economic Impacts of the New European Banana Market Regime: The Case of Germany.

Herrmann, Roland - In: Journal of Economics and Statistics (Jahrbuecher fuer … 218 (1999) 1+2, pp. 63-84

The objectives of this paper are (i) to assess the actual economic implications of the new European banana policy on prices, consumption and trade in Germany within a theoretical and quantitative analysis; (ii) to elaborate the welfare implications of the European banana market policy on the...

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Modelling Thirty Five Years of Coffee Prices in Brazil, Guatemala and India and the Law of One Price

Banerjee, Anindya; Mohan, Sushil; Russell, Bill - Department of Economics, University of Birmingham - 2010

The standard approach to modelling coffee prices ignores the impact that changes in government policies and market structures has on coffee prices. These changes have led to large structural breaks in coffee prices implying the standard estimates are biased. This paper models coffee princes in...

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MODELLING THIRTY FIVE YEARS OF COFFEE PRICES IN BRAZIL, GUATEMALA AND INDIA

Mohan, Sushil; Russell, Bill - Department of Economics Studies, University of Dundee - 2008

Over the past thirty five years coffee markets have been subject to market controls and regulations culminating in the liberalisation of coffee markets in the early 1990s. This paper models the relationship between the producers’ and world prices of coffee in Brazil, Guatemala and India...

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