Add to ORKGMarket integration and convergence in the world wheat market, 1800-2000 This paper argues that the conventional view which sees international transport costs reductions as the major force in price convergence cannot be upheld when the period under scrutiny is extended to the last two centuries. Domestic transport costs fell for land-locked regions while real international transport costs fluctuated strongly without exhibiting a significant trend. Changes in trade policies were the single most important factor explaining convergence and divergence of prices in the long run
This paper explores the dynamics underlying integration of the international grain markets of the ni...
We examine a dramatic historical episode of factor price convergence in the late nineteenth century....
French wheat market intégration during the 18th and 19th centuries. French historians have traditi...
This paper argues that the conventional view which sees international transport costs reductions as ...
This paper argues that market integration should be measured as σ-convergence over the largest poss...
This article argues that market integration should be measured as σ-convergence over the largest pos...
The conventional view asserts that sharply falling transport costs practically closed the transatlan...
Abstract. This paper studies the price convergence of wheat in transitional economies to the world m...
The paper examines price convergence and increases in the efficiency of wheat markets across Europe ...
textabstractIn this paper we analyse the market integration process of the relative price distributi...
This paper analyses 19th century wheat market integration using comovement analysis borrowed from in...
This paper contributes to the debate on globalization and the great divergence with a comprehensive ...
We take up again the famous case of the trade in wheat between the United States and the United King...
textabstractThis paper analyzes the market integration process of nominal prices, develops a model t...
In a sample that contains annual prices of 39 selected commodities in Britain and Germany in the per...
This paper explores the dynamics underlying integration of the international grain markets of the ni...
We examine a dramatic historical episode of factor price convergence in the late nineteenth century....
French wheat market intégration during the 18th and 19th centuries. French historians have traditi...
This paper argues that the conventional view which sees international transport costs reductions as ...
This paper argues that market integration should be measured as σ-convergence over the largest poss...
This article argues that market integration should be measured as σ-convergence over the largest pos...
The conventional view asserts that sharply falling transport costs practically closed the transatlan...
Abstract. This paper studies the price convergence of wheat in transitional economies to the world m...
The paper examines price convergence and increases in the efficiency of wheat markets across Europe ...
textabstractIn this paper we analyse the market integration process of the relative price distributi...
This paper analyses 19th century wheat market integration using comovement analysis borrowed from in...
This paper contributes to the debate on globalization and the great divergence with a comprehensive ...
We take up again the famous case of the trade in wheat between the United States and the United King...
textabstractThis paper analyzes the market integration process of nominal prices, develops a model t...
In a sample that contains annual prices of 39 selected commodities in Britain and Germany in the per...
This paper explores the dynamics underlying integration of the international grain markets of the ni...
We examine a dramatic historical episode of factor price convergence in the late nineteenth century....
French wheat market intégration during the 18th and 19th centuries. French historians have traditi...