Storage and Commodity Markets is primarily a work of economic theory, concerned with how the capability to store a surplus affects the prices and production of commodities. Its focus on the behavior, over time, of aggregate stockpiles provides insights into such questions as how much a country should store out of its current supply of food considering the uncertainty in future harvests. Related topics covered include whether storage or international trade is a more effective buffer and whether stockpiles are more useful in raw or processed form. Several chapters are devoted to analyzing such…mehr
Storage and Commodity Markets is primarily a work of economic theory, concerned with how the capability to store a surplus affects the prices and production of commodities. Its focus on the behavior, over time, of aggregate stockpiles provides insights into such questions as how much a country should store out of its current supply of food considering the uncertainty in future harvests. Related topics covered include whether storage or international trade is a more effective buffer and whether stockpiles are more useful in raw or processed form. Several chapters are devoted to analyzing such government programs as price bands, buffer stocks, and strategic reserves; other chapters deal with the statistical properties imparted by storage.
Preface Acknowledgments 1. Introduction Part I. The Basic Model: 2. Competitive equilibrium with storage 3. Solving for the storage equilibrium Appendix: Numerical solution of the storage model 4. The effects of storage on production, consumption, and prices 5. Convergence to the steady state Part II. Implications Of Storage For Reasearch On Time Series: 6. Time-series properties due to storage 7. Test of rationality Part III. Extensions Of The Model: 8. The market's reaction to news 9. The interaction of storage and trade 10. Inventories of raw materials, finished goods, and goods in process 11. Market power and storage Part IV. Public Interventions: 12. Welfare analysis of market stabilization 13. Floor-price schemes 14. Public storage under price bands and price pegs 15. Public policies to supplement private storage Part V. Epilogue: 16. Lessons about commodity markets and modeling strategies References Author index Subject index.
Preface Acknowledgments 1. Introduction Part I. The Basic Model: 2. Competitive equilibrium with storage 3. Solving for the storage equilibrium Appendix: Numerical solution of the storage model 4. The effects of storage on production, consumption, and prices 5. Convergence to the steady state Part II. Implications Of Storage For Reasearch On Time Series: 6. Time-series properties due to storage 7. Test of rationality Part III. Extensions Of The Model: 8. The market's reaction to news 9. The interaction of storage and trade 10. Inventories of raw materials, finished goods, and goods in process 11. Market power and storage Part IV. Public Interventions: 12. Welfare analysis of market stabilization 13. Floor-price schemes 14. Public storage under price bands and price pegs 15. Public policies to supplement private storage Part V. Epilogue: 16. Lessons about commodity markets and modeling strategies References Author index Subject index.
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