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INTERMEDIARIES AND ASYMMETRIC PRICING. EVIDENCE FROM THE MARKET OF LOCAL MILLET IN MALI
2020
unpublished
Commodity prices consistently increase in developing countries while they barely decline, affecting negatively poor and vulnerable people. This paper examines the role of intermediaries such as collectors, wholesalers, and retailers in the asymmetric transmission of millet prices from producers to consumers in local millet markets in Mali. We use data of local millet prices from the five most important cities in terms of local millet production in Mali namely; Bamako, Segou, Kayes, Koulikoro
doi:10.22004/ag.econ.308386
fatcat:4nsmb2tcvzdfbdkfq4qtz6fi6m