EconomicsNature Food
Trade policy announcements can increase price volatility in global food commodity markets
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This research by Michael Brander, Thomas Bernauer, and Matthias Huss reveals that trade policy changes can destabilize global food prices, particularly in times of low stock levels. Discover how export restrictions and import liberalizations contribute to price volatility in the wheat and maize markets.
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