Add to ORKGThe breakdown of the International Coffee Agreement (an oligopoly of exporting countries) in 1990 led to increasing competition for market share. We use an econometric model to examine the effects of the agreement's dissolution. Results suggest a transfer of rents from producers to wholesalers and little impact on consumers.Industrial Organization,
Historical evidence has shown that increases in coffee prices, though generating a short term gain i...
International audienceDuring the 1980s and 1990s, most developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa an...
This paper investigates long-run relationships among the spot prices of four coffee types. We find t...
The breakdown of the International Coffee Agreement (an oligopoly of exporting countries) in 1990 le...
We develop a semi-structural price vector autoregression to capture coffee price dynamics over vario...
We examine the dynamics of the margin between retail and international coffee prices from 1980 to 20...
This paper evaluates the impact of coffee sector reforms during late 1980s and early 1990s on coffee...
We revisit the impact of the International Coffee Agreement (ICA) on international-to-retail price t...
We examine two distinct and important dimensions (e.g. symmetry vs. asymmetry and linearity vs. nonl...
MSc-Thesis in agricultural EconomicsThe Research investigates the effect of collapse of internationa...
This study examines the influences of the power structure evolution along the global coffee value ch...
An econometric model of coffee price dynamics is specified and estimated to capture the evolution of...
Simulations of a global coffee model incorporating a vintage capital approach to production are run....
Are multinationals exploiting their market power in national coffee markets by keeping consumer pric...
Although coffee is still an important agricultural commodity in Colombia, the coffee share of GDP ha...
Historical evidence has shown that increases in coffee prices, though generating a short term gain i...
International audienceDuring the 1980s and 1990s, most developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa an...
This paper investigates long-run relationships among the spot prices of four coffee types. We find t...
The breakdown of the International Coffee Agreement (an oligopoly of exporting countries) in 1990 le...
We develop a semi-structural price vector autoregression to capture coffee price dynamics over vario...
We examine the dynamics of the margin between retail and international coffee prices from 1980 to 20...
This paper evaluates the impact of coffee sector reforms during late 1980s and early 1990s on coffee...
We revisit the impact of the International Coffee Agreement (ICA) on international-to-retail price t...
We examine two distinct and important dimensions (e.g. symmetry vs. asymmetry and linearity vs. nonl...
MSc-Thesis in agricultural EconomicsThe Research investigates the effect of collapse of internationa...
This study examines the influences of the power structure evolution along the global coffee value ch...
An econometric model of coffee price dynamics is specified and estimated to capture the evolution of...
Simulations of a global coffee model incorporating a vintage capital approach to production are run....
Are multinationals exploiting their market power in national coffee markets by keeping consumer pric...
Although coffee is still an important agricultural commodity in Colombia, the coffee share of GDP ha...
Historical evidence has shown that increases in coffee prices, though generating a short term gain i...
International audienceDuring the 1980s and 1990s, most developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa an...
This paper investigates long-run relationships among the spot prices of four coffee types. We find t...