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Rising Food Commodity Prices and Their Pass-through to Euro Area Consumer Prices

Borrallo, Fructuoso; Cuadro-Sáez, Lucía; Pérez, Javier J. - 2022

The global rise in food commodity prices is passing through strongly to the consumer prices that households pay for these products. Further, the current episode has seen a more widespread increase in food items than other historical periods of stress in these markets. The results of an...

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Integrated scheduling of automated yard cranes and automated guided vehicles with limited buffer capacity of dual-trolley quay cranes in automated container terminals

Naeem, Doaa; Eltawil, Amr Bahgat; Iijima, Junichi; … - In: Logistics 6 (2022) 4, pp. 1-17

plan for different equipment, considering the buffer capacity of dual-trolley quay cranes (QCs) and the limited storage … and automated guided vehicles (AGVs), considering the limited buffer capacity beneath dual-trolley QCs and the storage … investigate the impact of using dual-trolley QCs instead of single-trolley QCs, and the impact of using different buffer …

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Commodity futures price forecast based on multi-scale combination model

Liu, Yijia; Gao, Yukun; Shi, Yufeng; Zhang, Yuxue; Li, Li; … - In: International journal of financial engineering 9 (2022) 4, pp. 1-32

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Imperfect Competition and the Financialization of Commodities Markets

Dastarac, Hugues - 2022

I study a model a futures market model with imperfectly competitive traders, some precluded to trade spot (financial traders), some not (physical traders). I first show that, suprisingly, introducing futures makes physical traders worse off without financial traders, because physical traders...

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Predicting Chinese Commodity Futures Price : An EEMD-Hurst-LSTM Hybrid Approach

Huang, Ke; zhang, zuominyang; Li, Qiumei; Yin, Luo - 2022

This paper proposes an EEMD-Hurst-LSTM prediction method based on the ensemble learning framework, which is applied to the prediction of typical commodities in China's commodity futures market. This method performs ensemble empirical mode decomposition (EEMD) on commodity futures prices, and...

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Unemployment Insurance, Informality, and Precautionary Savings

Bloise, Caio Romeu; Santos, Marcelo Rodrigues - 2022

Empirical evidence shows that in a labor market characterized by a severe degree of informality, unemployment insurance (UI) has different effects that most of the literature, based on developed countries, address. First, UI takers are incentivized to work in the informal sector while collecting...

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Dynastic Precautionary Savings

Boar, Corina - 2022

This paper provides evidence that parents accumulate savings to insure their children against income risk. I refer to this behavior as dynastic precautionary saving and quantify its extent using matched parent-child pairs from the Panel Study of Income Dynamics and exploiting variation in income...

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Precautionary Saving in a Financially-Constrained Firm

Abel, Andrew B.; Panageas, Stauros - 2022

For a firm that cannot raise external funds, cash on hand serves as precautionary saving. We derive a closed-form expression for the target level of cash on hand in the presence of persistent cash flows. Contrary to conventional wisdom, a mean-preserving increase in the volatility of cash flow...

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Subjective income risk and precautionary saving

Tirelli, Mario; Castaldo, Stefano - 2022 - Current version: February 22, 2022

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State-space implementation in forecasting carbon and gas prices in commodity markets

Azhar, Rialdi; Wisnu, Febryan Kusuma; Kesumah, Fajrin … - In: International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy : IJEEP 12 (2022) 3, pp. 280-286

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