Cotton in the Global Context : Discussion Paper for the Governments of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan
Production in 2004 was actually running higher than consumption prior to 1995 and this has caused the existence of a world surplus of baled cotton in the form of stocks in warehouse. It is the existence of these “ending stocks” that has a large effect on the international price of cotton. Consump...
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okr-10986-241072021-04-23T14:04:19Z Cotton in the Global Context : Discussion Paper for the Governments of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan World Bank TAX INCENTIVES AUCTION AUCTION SYSTEM DEPOSIT HOLDING LETTER OF CREDIT EXPORT MARKETS EQUIPMENT WAREHOUSE LOCAL BANK STOCK VALUATION FUTURES PROMISSORY NOTES SALES INTEREST INTEREST RATE SUPPLIER EXCHANGE OPTION TRADE UNION LIQUIDITY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BANK ACCOUNT REPAYMENTS MORTGAGE RURAL CREDIT MARKET SHARES FAIR DISCOUNT PRICING PRICE TAX PLEDGE TRANSACTION COST INFLATION INSURANCE MARKET MASS MARKET POLITICAL RISKS MATURITY LAND PARCEL LIEN ARBITRATION DERIVATIVES CREDIT WORTHINESS CURRENCY COMMERCIAL BANK PRICE VOLATILITY DEBTS BANKING INSTITUTIONS CONTRACTS SURPLUS PRODUCTS TRADING OPTIONS DATE OF MATURITY CURRENCY HEDGING MARKETING MARKETS WAREHOUSE RECEIPT RETURN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT LAND OWNERSHIP FUTURES CONTRACTS PRODUCT DIRECT INVESTMENT PRICING POLICIES RISK MANAGEMENT TOOL FINANCE MARKET PRICE TRANSACTIONS AUCTIONS TRANSACTION RURAL FINANCE GOOD REPAYMENT HISTORY CREDIT SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL TRADE VOLATILITY COUNTRY RISK FUTURES CONTRACT LAND AS COLLATERAL FUTURE LETTERS OF CREDIT VALUE COMPETITIVENESS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CURRENCY CRISIS RETURNS OVERDRAFT FACILITY FREE MARKET DEMAND EXCHANGES PRICE RISK TRANSITION COUNTRIES CONTRACT FUTURES MARKET REPAYMENT PROPERTY AMOUNT OF CREDIT ISSUANCE PRICE RISK MANAGEMENT SALE AVERAGE PRICE SHARES INSURANCE PREMIUM TRANSACTION COSTS DEFAULT MARKET CROP LOSSES MARKET RISK SUPPLY CHAIN RISK OF DEFAULT OVERDRAFT FACILITIES SHAREHOLDERS HOLDINGS INSURANCE CURRENCIES GOODS OPEN MARKET MARKET SHARE LEGAL SYSTEM STOCKS INVESTMENT SHARE COLLATERAL DISCOUNTS COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE INTERNATIONAL STANDARD SUPPLY PURCHASING BID PROFIT RISK MANAGEMENT SWAPS TRANSITION ECONOMIES FORM OF COLLATERAL EXCHANGE RATE SUPPLIERS PROFITS CAPITAL INVESTMENT HEDGE LAND HOLDINGS CREDIT HISTORY WORLD MARKET REPAYMENT RISK FUTURES MARKETS PRICES GUARANTEE INTRINSIC VALUE SPREAD STORAGE Production in 2004 was actually running higher than consumption prior to 1995 and this has caused the existence of a world surplus of baled cotton in the form of stocks in warehouse. It is the existence of these “ending stocks” that has a large effect on the international price of cotton. Consumption began to outpace production in 2001 to 2003 period and this, mixed with crop disasters in various regions, caused the international price to rise. The reaction from many countries was to increase production in reaction to this. Cconsumption failed to match this increase in production, causing a fall in prices and a renewal of the world’s ending stocks. 2016-04-21T16:00:04Z 2016-04-21T16:00:04Z 2005-06 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26037074/cotton-global-context-discussion-paper-governments-uzbekistan-tajikistan http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24107 English en_US CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Working Paper Europe and Central Asia Tajikistan Uzbekistan |
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TAX INCENTIVES AUCTION AUCTION SYSTEM DEPOSIT HOLDING LETTER OF CREDIT EXPORT MARKETS EQUIPMENT WAREHOUSE LOCAL BANK STOCK VALUATION FUTURES PROMISSORY NOTES SALES INTEREST INTEREST RATE SUPPLIER EXCHANGE OPTION TRADE UNION LIQUIDITY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BANK ACCOUNT REPAYMENTS MORTGAGE RURAL CREDIT MARKET SHARES FAIR DISCOUNT PRICING PRICE TAX PLEDGE TRANSACTION COST INFLATION INSURANCE MARKET MASS MARKET POLITICAL RISKS MATURITY LAND PARCEL LIEN ARBITRATION DERIVATIVES CREDIT WORTHINESS CURRENCY COMMERCIAL BANK PRICE VOLATILITY DEBTS BANKING INSTITUTIONS CONTRACTS SURPLUS PRODUCTS TRADING OPTIONS DATE OF MATURITY CURRENCY HEDGING MARKETING MARKETS WAREHOUSE RECEIPT RETURN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT LAND OWNERSHIP FUTURES CONTRACTS PRODUCT DIRECT INVESTMENT PRICING POLICIES RISK MANAGEMENT TOOL FINANCE MARKET PRICE TRANSACTIONS AUCTIONS TRANSACTION RURAL FINANCE GOOD REPAYMENT HISTORY CREDIT SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL TRADE VOLATILITY COUNTRY RISK FUTURES CONTRACT LAND AS COLLATERAL FUTURE LETTERS OF CREDIT VALUE COMPETITIVENESS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CURRENCY CRISIS RETURNS OVERDRAFT FACILITY FREE MARKET DEMAND EXCHANGES PRICE RISK TRANSITION COUNTRIES CONTRACT FUTURES MARKET REPAYMENT PROPERTY AMOUNT OF CREDIT ISSUANCE PRICE RISK MANAGEMENT SALE AVERAGE PRICE SHARES INSURANCE PREMIUM TRANSACTION COSTS DEFAULT MARKET CROP LOSSES MARKET RISK SUPPLY CHAIN RISK OF DEFAULT OVERDRAFT FACILITIES SHAREHOLDERS HOLDINGS INSURANCE CURRENCIES GOODS OPEN MARKET MARKET SHARE LEGAL SYSTEM STOCKS INVESTMENT SHARE COLLATERAL DISCOUNTS COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE INTERNATIONAL STANDARD SUPPLY PURCHASING BID PROFIT RISK MANAGEMENT SWAPS TRANSITION ECONOMIES FORM OF COLLATERAL EXCHANGE RATE SUPPLIERS PROFITS CAPITAL INVESTMENT HEDGE LAND HOLDINGS CREDIT HISTORY WORLD MARKET REPAYMENT RISK FUTURES MARKETS PRICES GUARANTEE INTRINSIC VALUE SPREAD STORAGE |
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TAX INCENTIVES AUCTION AUCTION SYSTEM DEPOSIT HOLDING LETTER OF CREDIT EXPORT MARKETS EQUIPMENT WAREHOUSE LOCAL BANK STOCK VALUATION FUTURES PROMISSORY NOTES SALES INTEREST INTEREST RATE SUPPLIER EXCHANGE OPTION TRADE UNION LIQUIDITY DEVELOPING COUNTRIES BANK ACCOUNT REPAYMENTS MORTGAGE RURAL CREDIT MARKET SHARES FAIR DISCOUNT PRICING PRICE TAX PLEDGE TRANSACTION COST INFLATION INSURANCE MARKET MASS MARKET POLITICAL RISKS MATURITY LAND PARCEL LIEN ARBITRATION DERIVATIVES CREDIT WORTHINESS CURRENCY COMMERCIAL BANK PRICE VOLATILITY DEBTS BANKING INSTITUTIONS CONTRACTS SURPLUS PRODUCTS TRADING OPTIONS DATE OF MATURITY CURRENCY HEDGING MARKETING MARKETS WAREHOUSE RECEIPT RETURN INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT LAND OWNERSHIP FUTURES CONTRACTS PRODUCT DIRECT INVESTMENT PRICING POLICIES RISK MANAGEMENT TOOL FINANCE MARKET PRICE TRANSACTIONS AUCTIONS TRANSACTION RURAL FINANCE GOOD REPAYMENT HISTORY CREDIT SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL TRADE VOLATILITY COUNTRY RISK FUTURES CONTRACT LAND AS COLLATERAL FUTURE LETTERS OF CREDIT VALUE COMPETITIVENESS FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT CURRENCY CRISIS RETURNS OVERDRAFT FACILITY FREE MARKET DEMAND EXCHANGES PRICE RISK TRANSITION COUNTRIES CONTRACT FUTURES MARKET REPAYMENT PROPERTY AMOUNT OF CREDIT ISSUANCE PRICE RISK MANAGEMENT SALE AVERAGE PRICE SHARES INSURANCE PREMIUM TRANSACTION COSTS DEFAULT MARKET CROP LOSSES MARKET RISK SUPPLY CHAIN RISK OF DEFAULT OVERDRAFT FACILITIES SHAREHOLDERS HOLDINGS INSURANCE CURRENCIES GOODS OPEN MARKET MARKET SHARE LEGAL SYSTEM STOCKS INVESTMENT SHARE COLLATERAL DISCOUNTS COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE INTERNATIONAL STANDARD SUPPLY PURCHASING BID PROFIT RISK MANAGEMENT SWAPS TRANSITION ECONOMIES FORM OF COLLATERAL EXCHANGE RATE SUPPLIERS PROFITS CAPITAL INVESTMENT HEDGE LAND HOLDINGS CREDIT HISTORY WORLD MARKET REPAYMENT RISK FUTURES MARKETS PRICES GUARANTEE INTRINSIC VALUE SPREAD STORAGE World Bank Cotton in the Global Context : Discussion Paper for the Governments of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan |
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Production in 2004 was actually running
higher than consumption prior to 1995 and this has caused the existence of a world surplus of
baled cotton in the form of stocks in warehouse. It is the existence of these “ending stocks” that
has a large effect on the international price of cotton. Consumption began to
outpace production in 2001 to 2003 period and this, mixed with crop disasters in various regions,
caused the international price to rise. The reaction from many countries was to increase
production in reaction to this. Cconsumption failed to match this increase
in production, causing a fall in prices and a renewal of the world’s ending stocks. |
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Cotton in the Global Context : Discussion Paper for the Governments of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan |
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Cotton in the Global Context : Discussion Paper for the Governments of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan |
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Cotton in the Global Context : Discussion Paper for the Governments of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan |
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Cotton in the Global Context : Discussion Paper for the Governments of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan |
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Cotton in the Global Context : Discussion Paper for the Governments of Uzbekistan and Tajikistan |
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cotton in the global context : discussion paper for the governments of uzbekistan and tajikistan |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26037074/cotton-global-context-discussion-paper-governments-uzbekistan-tajikistan http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24107 |
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