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Food Price Variability and Import Dependence: A Country Panel Analysis. (2018). Villoria, Nelson ; Chen, Bowen.
In: 2018 Annual Meeting, August 5-7, Washington, D.C..
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  67. EXPORT RESTRICTIONS AND MULTIPLE SPATIAL PRICE EQUILIBRIA WHEN INTERNATIONAL PRICES SPIKE: EXPORT QUOTAS FOR WHEAT IN UKRAINE. (2012). Qiu, Feng ; Glauben, Thomas ; Gervais, Jean-Philippe ; Gotz, Linde.
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