Determinants analysis of grain price under financialization

Fan, Yaojun

doi:10.1080/17520843.2021.1957266

Macroeconomics and Finance in Emerging Market Economies

2021

DOI: 10.1080/17520843.2021.1957266

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Determinants analysis of grain price under financialization

Yaojun Fan

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Resilience in the food sector – environmental, social and economic perspectives in crisis situations

Franc-Dąbrowska

Drejerska

2022

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Environmental, social and economic perspectives, derived from the sustainability approach and present within by the resilience concept, are integral parts of food systems. At the same time they are clearly articulated within the EU farm-to-fork (F2F) strategy referring to building up resilience to possible future crises as diseases and pandemics. The aim of this paper is to investigate resilience in the food sector referring to its selected environmental, social and economic dimensions, which in fact rely on each other and cannot be separated, simply because of the character of food system itself (work with living organisms, soil, within natural environment, etc. done by people for business purposes). The issue of resilience in the food sector must be considered multidimensionally. In this approach, the basic direction of activities should be the one focused on the resilience approach, both in environmental protection and society. For a harmonious combination of these activities, it is also necessary to look at economic perspective of food system and entire rural livelihoods (e.g. income and employment diversification). Considering the last shocks discussed (COVID-19, war in Ukraine, drought, embargo on grain exports from Russia, rising inflation), a difficult situation on the food market can be expected in the nearest future, which makes the concept of resilience in the food sector even more relevant than it has been so far.

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Resilience in the food sector – environmental, social and economic perspectives in crisis situations

Franc-Dąbrowska

Drejerska

2022

IFAM

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Determinants analysis of grain price under financialization

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Resilience in the food sector – environmental, social and economic perspectives in crisis situations

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