Volatility and Price Transmission from World Prices to the Ecuadorian Coffee Market
Keywords:
Ecuador, coffee market, volatility, asymmetric price transmission.Abstract
Growers are the most vulnerable agents in price movements of agricultural commodities markets. The behaviors of margins do not usually evolve beneficially in an asymmetric price transmission (from world to domestic market) setting. Therefore, markets volatility affects the growers
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