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Empirical analysis of the influencing factors of sugar imports in China

Gong, Xuewu; Wu, Ge - 2009

We study the factors influencing the sugar imports in China. A multivariate linear regression model for quantitative analysis in established and the model is researched with multicollinearity treatment, autocorrelation and heteroscedasticity test. Research result shows that the per capita income...

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CHAIN MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING PERFORMANCE OF THE BANANA INDUSTRY IN ERITREA

Zereyesus, Yacob Abrehe - 2003

The current marketing of agricultural products in general, and of bananas in particular, poses special problems for … know how. In addition, the main marketing problems comprise transport problems to stores; general storage problems; lack of … marketing group and a vertical relationship along the supply chain.Given that bananas comprise a considerable portion of the …

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Dynamic Effects of an Economic Partnership Agreement: Implications for Senegal

Cissokho, Lassana - 2010

In this paper, I use a dynamic recursive computable general equilibrium to evaluate, for the economy of Senegal, the dynamic effects of an economic Partnership Agreement between West African countries and the European Union. In the simulation, the liberalization scheme is designed in a way...

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PHILIPPINE COCONUT INDUSTRY AND THE INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Oniki, Shunji - 1992

This study explores effects of Philippines' coconut policies on the performance in the international market. Analysis of the coconut sector found that the Philippine government successfully changed the structure of the coconut industry during the 1970's using a fund collected as coconut levies....

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FACTORS AFFECTING THE IMPORT OF WHEAT IN SAUDI ARABIA

Al-Goosi, Adbullah I. - 1980

last few years domestic wheat crops faced many production and marketing problems, such as increasing demand and fluctuating …

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GLOBAL MARKET STRATEGY IN THE CONFECTIONERY INDUSTRY: THE CASE OF HERSHEY FOODS CORPORATION

Zhang, Chun - 2001

This study uses Hershey Foods Corporation as a case to demonstrate how to formulate global product strategy to penetrate growing international markets. In recent years, confectionery markets have been growing around the world. Hershey Foods Corporation, the North American confectionery leader,...

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AGRICULTURAL MARKETING AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: AN ANNOTATED BIBLIOGRAPHY WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO LATIN AMERICA

Carvajalino-Arevalo, Mario - 1966

This annotated bibliography on agricultural marketing and economic development has been compiled with two objectives in … mind. First, to contribute to the understanding of the role that agricultural marketing can play in the process of … developing countries. As the reader will see many authors agree that marketing is "the most backward of all areas of economic …

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SOME MARKETING CONSIDERATIONS FOR THE ANALYSIS OF OPPORTUNITIES TO EXPORT PROCESSED FOOD IN LATIN AMERICA

Torrealba M., J. Pablo - 1970

this paper is to draw attention to some marketing considerations which could be useful in guiding the research needed to …

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INDONESIAN NATURAL RUBBER: AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS OF ITS EXPORT SUPPLY AND FOREIGN IMPORT DEMAND

Soependi, Ida Yunia - 1993

This study is concerned with a quantitative examination of the Indonesian natural rubber. The main objective of the study is to analyze the nature of the supply of and demand for Indonesian natural rubber. To meet the above objective a simultaneous equation model was developed consisting of...

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A REVIEW AND ANALYSIS OF THE EXPORT ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM

Rittgers, Chris - 1991

The United States (US) Export Enhancement Program (EEP) was introduced in May 1985 with the goal of alleviating the agricultural sector's financial stress, through a restoration of export performance. Recently, the objectives of the policy have become more political in nature. TheEEP is now...

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