Zimbabwe : Spatial Integration in Zimbabwean Product Markets
The purpose of this policy note is to provide evidence on the level of integration between Zimbabwe’s domestic markets for grain and staple foods. Efficient and integrated agricultural markets are an important vehicle for growth and poverty reducti...
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okr-10986-240662021-04-23T14:04:19Z Zimbabwe : Spatial Integration in Zimbabwean Product Markets World Bank HOUSEHOLD INCOMES GRAIN INDUSTRY DEFICIT AGRICULTURAL GROWTH EFFICIENT MARKETS MILLING INTENSIVE FARMING PROFIT MARGINS PRODUCTION LAGS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION DOMESTIC MARKET ELASTICITY TRADE FLOWS PORTFOLIO WELFARE GRAIN PRICES INCENTIVES WORLD MARKETS VARIABLES ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS PRICE TRANSACTION COST INTERNATIONAL BANK RETAIL TRENDS MARKET ENTRY INFLUENCE COSTS AGRICULTURAL MARKETS PRICE VOLATILITY PRODUCTS SURPLUS TRADING OPTIONS WORLD MARKET INTEGRATION MARKETING MARKETS DEFICITS RETURN WORLD PRICES IMPORTS LIVESTOCK REGISTRATION FEES PRODUCT FARMERS VOLUME COMMODITY PRICE CROPS FINANCE MARKET TRANSACTIONS BROKER BROKERS COMBINES EXPENDITURE TRANSACTIONS TRANSACTION MARKET SEGMENTATION GOOD FOOD SECURITY AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS DOMESTIC MARKETS VOLATILITY PRICE ADJUSTMENTS FOOD PROGRAM MARKET ENTRY COSTS VALUE RETURNS DEMAND FARMING HOUSEHOLDS AGRICULTURAL MARKETING PRICE CHANGES AGRICULTURE CONSUMERS THIN MARKETS PRICE ADJUSTMENT LOCAL MARKETS SALE SHARES BALANCE SHEET NATIONAL PRODUCTION LEVELS TRANSACTION COSTS MARKET ACCESS TO MARKETS AGRICULTURAL MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS COTTON TRADE GDP SECURITY FARM RANDOM WALK HOUSEHOLDS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE SHARE POVERTY TRANSACTIONS COSTS SUPPLY FEED PRODUCT MARKETS PROFIT EXPORT INVESTMENTS MARKET INTEGRATION CHECK COMMODITIES ARBITRAGE COMMERCIAL FARMING MAIN PRODUCING WORLD MARKET GRAIN GUARANTEE PRICES SPREAD SUGAR The purpose of this policy note is to provide evidence on the level of integration between Zimbabwe’s domestic markets for grain and staple foods. Efficient and integrated agricultural markets are an important vehicle for growth and poverty reduction. The note determines whether Zimbabwe’s provincial markets are integrated and explores the determinants of market integration. It provides estimates of the speed of adjustment between markets pairs. The analysis investigates the extent to which distances and demand for the products determine market integration. The paper concludes with a discussion of other structural or policy related factors that affect integration and efficiency of domestic markets. 2016-04-18T15:59:56Z 2016-04-18T15:59:56Z 2015-12-03 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25884746/zimbabwe-economic-growth-notes-spatial-integration-zimbabwean-product-markets http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24066 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Economic & Sector Work :: Policy Note Economic & Sector Work Africa Zimbabwe |
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HOUSEHOLD INCOMES GRAIN INDUSTRY DEFICIT AGRICULTURAL GROWTH EFFICIENT MARKETS MILLING INTENSIVE FARMING PROFIT MARGINS PRODUCTION LAGS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION DOMESTIC MARKET ELASTICITY TRADE FLOWS PORTFOLIO WELFARE GRAIN PRICES INCENTIVES WORLD MARKETS VARIABLES ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS PRICE TRANSACTION COST INTERNATIONAL BANK RETAIL TRENDS MARKET ENTRY INFLUENCE COSTS AGRICULTURAL MARKETS PRICE VOLATILITY PRODUCTS SURPLUS TRADING OPTIONS WORLD MARKET INTEGRATION MARKETING MARKETS DEFICITS RETURN WORLD PRICES IMPORTS LIVESTOCK REGISTRATION FEES PRODUCT FARMERS VOLUME COMMODITY PRICE CROPS FINANCE MARKET TRANSACTIONS BROKER BROKERS COMBINES EXPENDITURE TRANSACTIONS TRANSACTION MARKET SEGMENTATION GOOD FOOD SECURITY AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS DOMESTIC MARKETS VOLATILITY PRICE ADJUSTMENTS FOOD PROGRAM MARKET ENTRY COSTS VALUE RETURNS DEMAND FARMING HOUSEHOLDS AGRICULTURAL MARKETING PRICE CHANGES AGRICULTURE CONSUMERS THIN MARKETS PRICE ADJUSTMENT LOCAL MARKETS SALE SHARES BALANCE SHEET NATIONAL PRODUCTION LEVELS TRANSACTION COSTS MARKET ACCESS TO MARKETS AGRICULTURAL MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS COTTON TRADE GDP SECURITY FARM RANDOM WALK HOUSEHOLDS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE SHARE POVERTY TRANSACTIONS COSTS SUPPLY FEED PRODUCT MARKETS PROFIT EXPORT INVESTMENTS MARKET INTEGRATION CHECK COMMODITIES ARBITRAGE COMMERCIAL FARMING MAIN PRODUCING WORLD MARKET GRAIN GUARANTEE PRICES SPREAD SUGAR |
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HOUSEHOLD INCOMES GRAIN INDUSTRY DEFICIT AGRICULTURAL GROWTH EFFICIENT MARKETS MILLING INTENSIVE FARMING PROFIT MARGINS PRODUCTION LAGS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION DOMESTIC MARKET ELASTICITY TRADE FLOWS PORTFOLIO WELFARE GRAIN PRICES INCENTIVES WORLD MARKETS VARIABLES ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS PRICE TRANSACTION COST INTERNATIONAL BANK RETAIL TRENDS MARKET ENTRY INFLUENCE COSTS AGRICULTURAL MARKETS PRICE VOLATILITY PRODUCTS SURPLUS TRADING OPTIONS WORLD MARKET INTEGRATION MARKETING MARKETS DEFICITS RETURN WORLD PRICES IMPORTS LIVESTOCK REGISTRATION FEES PRODUCT FARMERS VOLUME COMMODITY PRICE CROPS FINANCE MARKET TRANSACTIONS BROKER BROKERS COMBINES EXPENDITURE TRANSACTIONS TRANSACTION MARKET SEGMENTATION GOOD FOOD SECURITY AGRICULTURAL PROGRAMS DOMESTIC MARKETS VOLATILITY PRICE ADJUSTMENTS FOOD PROGRAM MARKET ENTRY COSTS VALUE RETURNS DEMAND FARMING HOUSEHOLDS AGRICULTURAL MARKETING PRICE CHANGES AGRICULTURE CONSUMERS THIN MARKETS PRICE ADJUSTMENT LOCAL MARKETS SALE SHARES BALANCE SHEET NATIONAL PRODUCTION LEVELS TRANSACTION COSTS MARKET ACCESS TO MARKETS AGRICULTURAL MARKET INFRASTRUCTURE INVESTMENTS COTTON TRADE GDP SECURITY FARM RANDOM WALK HOUSEHOLDS COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE SHARE POVERTY TRANSACTIONS COSTS SUPPLY FEED PRODUCT MARKETS PROFIT EXPORT INVESTMENTS MARKET INTEGRATION CHECK COMMODITIES ARBITRAGE COMMERCIAL FARMING MAIN PRODUCING WORLD MARKET GRAIN GUARANTEE PRICES SPREAD SUGAR World Bank Zimbabwe : Spatial Integration in Zimbabwean Product Markets |
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The purpose of this policy note is to
provide evidence on the level of integration between
Zimbabwe’s domestic markets for grain and staple foods.
Efficient and integrated agricultural markets are an
important vehicle for growth and poverty reduction. The note
determines whether Zimbabwe’s provincial markets are
integrated and explores the determinants of market
integration. It provides estimates of the speed of
adjustment between markets pairs. The analysis investigates
the extent to which distances and demand for the products
determine market integration. The paper concludes with a
discussion of other structural or policy related factors
that affect integration and efficiency of domestic markets. |
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Report |
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World Bank |
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World Bank |
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World Bank |
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Zimbabwe : Spatial Integration in Zimbabwean Product Markets |
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Zimbabwe : Spatial Integration in Zimbabwean Product Markets |
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Zimbabwe : Spatial Integration in Zimbabwean Product Markets |
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Zimbabwe : Spatial Integration in Zimbabwean Product Markets |
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Zimbabwe : Spatial Integration in Zimbabwean Product Markets |
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zimbabwe : spatial integration in zimbabwean product markets |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2016 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/12/25884746/zimbabwe-economic-growth-notes-spatial-integration-zimbabwean-product-markets http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24066 |
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