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KCBT 7 Agribusiness 4 Agricultural Finance 4 Risk and Uncertainty 4 bid-ask spread 4 electronic trading 4 execution costs 4 liquidity 4 Crop Production/Industries 3 options 3 Bid-ask spread 2 Black model 2 Financial Economics 2 Marketing 2 liquidity costs 2 Demand and Price Analysis 1 Research Methods/ Statistical Methods 1 bid-ask spreads 1 execution cost 1 liquidity cost 1 microstructure 1 wheat 1
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Free 7
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Article 3 Book / Working Paper 2 Other 2
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Undetermined 4 English 3
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Brorsen, B. Wade 7 Shah, Samarth 7 Anderson, Kim B. 3
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Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1 Southern Agricultural Economics Association - SAEA 1
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Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 2 2009 Conference, April 20-21, 2009, St. Louis, Missouri 1 2010 Annual Meeting, February 6-9, 2010, Orlando, Florida 1
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RePEc 4 BASE 3
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Effective Bid-Ask Spreads in Futures versus Futures Options
Shah, Samarth; Brorsen, B. Wade; Anderson, Kim B. - In: Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 37 (2012) 3
of Trade (KCBT) wheat. Effective bid-ask spreads are estimates of the actual liquidity cost of a round-trip order. Option …
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Electronic vs. Open Outcry: Side-by-Side Trading of KCBT Wheat Futures
Shah, Samarth; Brorsen, B. Wade - 2011
This study compares liquidity costs of electronic and open-outcry wheat futures contractstraded side-by-side on the Kansas City Board of Trade. Liquidity costs are considerablylower in the electronic market. Liquidity costs in the electronic market are still considerablylower after eliminating...
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Electronic vs. Open Outcry: Side-by-Side Trading of KCBT Wheat Futures
Shah, Samarth; Brorsen, B. Wade - In: Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics 36 (2011) 1
This study compares liquidity costs of electronic and open-outcry wheat futures contracts traded side-by-side on the Kansas City Board of Trade. Liquidity costs are considerably lower in the electronic market. Liquidity costs in the electronic market are still considerably lower after...
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Transition to electronic trading of Kansas City Board of Trade wheat futures
Shah, Samarth; Brorsen, B. Wade - 2010
This study compares liquidity costs and other characteristics of electronic and open outcry hard red winter wheat futures contracts traded on the Kansas City Board of Trade. Liquidity costs are considerably lower in the electronic market than in the open outcry market. A new approach is used to...
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Transition to electronic trading of Kansas City Board of Trade wheat futures
Shah, Samarth; Brorsen, B. Wade - Southern Agricultural Economics Association - SAEA - 2010
This study compares liquidity costs and other characteristics of electronic and open outcry hard red winter wheat futures contracts traded on the Kansas City Board of Trade. Liquidity costs are considerably lower in the electronic market than in the open outcry market. A new approach is used to...
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Liquidity Costs in Futures Options Markets
Shah, Samarth; Brorsen, B. Wade; Anderson, Kim B. - 2009
The major finding is that liquidity costs in futures options market are two to three times higher thanliquidity costs in the futures market. Liquidity cost is one potential factor to consider when choosingbetween hedging with a futures contract or with an option contract. While there is...
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Liquidity Costs in Futures Options Markets
Shah, Samarth; Brorsen, B. Wade; Anderson, Kim B. - Department of Agricultural and Consumer Economics, … - 2009
The major finding is that liquidity costs in futures options market are two to three times higher than liquidity costs in the futures market. Liquidity cost is one potential factor to consider when choosing between hedging with a futures contract or with an option contract. While there is...
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