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Food systems transformation would reshape global agriculture. [PDF]

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Remittances and Relative Prices

Review of Development Economics, 2012
AbstractUsing Mexican data, this article analyzes the impact of the workers' remittances on the cross‐section distribution of prices as well as on the evolution of individual relative prices over time for 272 consumer items. The results suggest that there are important differences in the responses of relative prices to remittances according to various ...
Hiranya K. Nath, Carlos Vargas‐Silva
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Discounting and relative prices

Climatic Change, 2007
Environmentalists are often upset at the effect of discounting costs of future environmental damage, e.g., due to climate change. An often-overlooked message is that we should discount costs but also take into account the increase in the relative price of the ecosystem service endangered. The effect of discounting would thus be counteracted, and if the
Michael Hoel, Thomas Sterner
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On Monetary Growth and Inflation in Leading Economies, 2021‐2022: Relative Prices and the Overall Price Level

Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 2021
In the United States and numerous other economies, we are witnessing a flood of ad hoc explanations for inflation. These deal primarily with supply chain issues that have arisen since the COVID‐19 pandemic and the reopening of economies.
J. Greenwood, S. Hanke
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Inefficient Relative Price Fluctuations

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
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Daeha Cho, Kwang Hwan Kim
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Price Controls and the Variability of Relative Prices

Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1984
RECENT LITERATURE that explains relative price variability within a partial inforrnation multimarkets framework typically assumes that prices in all markets are deterrnined by market clearing. 1 However, in many countries a certain number of prices is either directly set by the government or regulated by it.
Cukierman, Alex, Leiderman, Leonardo
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