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This study examines the supply response of the Greek beef market and the possible effect of the European Union’sCommon Agricultural Policy (CAP) on the Greek beef sector during the period 1993-2005. A GARCH process is used to estimateexpected price and price volatility while several different...
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This paper examines supply response models in a rational expectations framework for each one of the fourmajor Greek meat markets, i.e. beef, broiler, lamb and pork. A multivariate GARCH model with Choleskydecomposition is used to incorporate price volatility into the rational expectations supply...
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This paper examines supply response models in a rational expectations framework for each one of the four major Greek meat markets, i.e. beef, broiler, lamb and pork. A multivariate GARCH model with Cholesky decomposition is used to incorporate price volatility into the rational expectations...
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This paper investigates producer-consumer price volatility in four meat markets in Greece: beef, pork, lamb and poultry. The methodology followed in this paper to measure price volatility is that of the diagonal VEC (DVEC) model of Bollerslev, et al (1988) while that of decomposing the estimated...
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