The Impacts of Atlantic Bonito Rush and the Avian Influenza on Meat Products in Turkey

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The Impacts of Atlantic Bonito Rush and the Avian Influenza on Meat Products in Turkey

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Saghaian, Sayed
Ozertan, Gokhan
Spaulding, Aslihan

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Gokhan Ozertan

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The Atlantic bonito rush experienced in Turkey in the Fall of 2005 coincides with the avian influenza food scare that happened exactly at the same time-period in the country. In this research using time-series techniques, we investigate how the food scare and the excess fish caught jointly influence the demand for meat products in Turkey.

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Paper provided by University Library of Munich, Germany in its series MPRA Paper with number 8507.

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D12 - Microeconomics - - Household Behavior - - - Consumer Economics: Empirical Analysis
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NEP-AGR-2008-05-05 (Agricultural Economics)
NEP-ALL-2008-05-05 (All new papers)
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