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Is there any link between commodity price and monetary policy? : evidence from Australia

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Some estimates of Prebisch and Singer effects on the terms of trade between primary producers and manufacturers

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Commodity Prices : How Important are Real and Nominal Shocks?

Bloch, Harry - 2010

We consider the response of both nominal and real commodity prices on world markets to real and nominal shocks by hypothesizing that nominal shocks can permanently affect nominal commodity prices, but can have only temporary effect on real commodity prices. Real shocks, in contrast, can have...

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