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Recent developments in commodity modeling : a World Bankfocus

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Labys, Walter C.
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This paper provides insights into international commodity modeling by providing a survey of recent developments in this modeling area and by explaining how these developments interacted with and were applied within the Bank. Following a brief introduction into basic commodity modeling purposes, a fuller description is given of the nature of the various methodologies, and of recent advances in their formulation. The Bank's employment of these methodologies in constructing and operating a variety of commodity models is then discussed. While a perspective is provided regarding historical modeling developments within the Bank, most of the review is concerned with the Bank's recent success in utilizing these models for forecasting and market analysis purposes.

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Paper provided by The World Bank in its series Policy Research Working Paper Series with number 119.

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Date of creation: 31 Oct 1988
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Keywords: Environmental Economics&Policies; Economic Theory&Research; Access to Markets; Markets and Market Access; Geographical Information Systems;

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