international market in rice and wheat, 1868-1914
On the basis of high correlations between various price series, it is suggested that rice moved within an integrated international market between 1868 and 1914. Rice and wheat were substitutes; fluctuations in the price of one grain affected the price of the other. The rice market met the wheat mark...
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| description | On the basis of high correlations between various price series, it is suggested that rice moved within an integrated international market between 1868 and 1914. Rice and wheat were substitutes; fluctuations in the price of one grain affected the price of the other. The rice market met the wheat market in India, the correlation between the prices of the two grains there being 0.91. Industrial demand in the west was partly dependent upon farm incomes determined by grain prices. In this way industrial demand was influenced by the price of rice in Asia. |
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