
Food prices & the volatility of agricultural markets
FOOD PRICES & THE VOLATILITY OF AGRICULTURAL MARKETS – THE VARIABLES AT STAKE
Starting from the second half of 2010, prices on the agricultural commodity markets began to rise very rapidly.
The volatility of agricultural markets is a novel phenomenon in many ways, one causing concern because the current situation is highly likely to continue over time and will exert pressure on the entire agri-food system if effective solutions are not found and shared.
What causes this discontinuity? What changes have taken place in recent years?
Downloads:
Back to publications
Share: