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... cointegration in prices can be used in this context . Consider the following simplified model . In each period t , t = 1 , ... , T , there is an inelastically supplied harvest z , which follows a stochastic process characterized by a ...
... cointegration in prices can be used in this context . Consider the following simplified model . In each period t , t = 1 , ... , T , there is an inelastically supplied harvest z , which follows a stochastic process characterized by a ...
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... cointegration approach is that it captures the outcome of many factors , ranging from transport technology over the quality of grain market - supporting institutions to factors that affect transactions costs , such as contract ...
... cointegration approach is that it captures the outcome of many factors , ranging from transport technology over the quality of grain market - supporting institutions to factors that affect transactions costs , such as contract ...
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... COINTEGRATION IN. Price Correlation 0.7- A A 0.3 A A A -0.1 European Cities Chinese River Prefectures Chinese Provincial Capitals -0.5 100 AA Δ A A 14 A א A A ΔΙ A D D A A A A A 300 500 Kilometers 700 900 estimate on ê , -1 , the ...
... COINTEGRATION IN. Price Correlation 0.7- A A 0.3 A A A -0.1 European Cities Chinese River Prefectures Chinese Provincial Capitals -0.5 100 AA Δ A A 14 A א A A ΔΙ A D D A A A A A 300 500 Kilometers 700 900 estimate on ê , -1 , the ...
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