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Is price transmission symmetrical over transnational value chains for codfish products?

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Resumo:This paper uses a threshold adjustment methodology to find out whether price transmission over the cod value chain between Norway and Portugal is asymmetric. The basic setting relies on price theory and the relationship between prices in the fish market. Empirical tests of price transmission use a cointegration framework similar to many other non-stationary time series analyses. However, it appears that testing for asymmetric price transmission has not been done so often in the fish market, despite the recent availability of non-linear time series techniques designed to this end. TAR and M-TAR adjustment models can be used in this context. Our results show that while the three price series used in the cod value chain between Norway and Portugal are cointegrated, there is no evidence of asymmetric price adjustment in this market.
Autores principais:Menezes, R.
Outros Autores:Dionísio, A.
Assunto:Asymmetric price transmission Threshold adjustment Cointegration Seafood value chains
Ano:2008
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:ISCTE
Idioma:inglês
Origem:Repositório ISCTE
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Resumo:This paper uses a threshold adjustment methodology to find out whether price transmission over the cod value chain between Norway and Portugal is asymmetric. The basic setting relies on price theory and the relationship between prices in the fish market. Empirical tests of price transmission use a cointegration framework similar to many other non-stationary time series analyses. However, it appears that testing for asymmetric price transmission has not been done so often in the fish market, despite the recent availability of non-linear time series techniques designed to this end. TAR and M-TAR adjustment models can be used in this context. Our results show that while the three price series used in the cod value chain between Norway and Portugal are cointegrated, there is no evidence of asymmetric price adjustment in this market.