1980
DOI: 10.2307/1884609
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The Determination of Optimum Buffer Stock Intervention Rules

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“…Specifically, commodities are bought when there is a surplus in the economy, stored, and are then sold from these stores when there are economic shortages in the economy (Morrow, 1980;Edwards & Hallwood, 1980).…”
Section: Price Stabilization Using Buffer Stockmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Specifically, commodities are bought when there is a surplus in the economy, stored, and are then sold from these stores when there are economic shortages in the economy (Morrow, 1980;Edwards & Hallwood, 1980).…”
Section: Price Stabilization Using Buffer Stockmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Neste trabalho faz-se o uso de um preço fixo mínimo, favorecendo os produtores, e de um preço fixo máximo, tendo-se em conta o consumidor (Nagurney, 1999, p. 115-124). Edwards & Hallwood (1980) apresentam uma ilustração abstrata da determinação da quantidade que deve ser armazenada pelos estoques a fim de regularizar os preços através de intervenção pública, utilizando como critério de desempenho o gasto total com armazenagem, que é calculado pela diferença entre preços de venda e de compra, os custo de manutenção dos estoques e o custo da instalação.…”
Section: Caracterização Do Problemaunclassified
“…9 These functions measure variations per unit of time, thus conservation of matter imposes that ∆ σ [p].dt be the variation of the stocks in a time interval of length dt during which state σ would be sustained. 10 These two functions are assumed to be strictly increasing and to have unique, finite, zeros in R + denoted by p * σ . These zeros are the prices at which primary production and final consumption would be balanced at each instant, were state σ sustained.…”
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“…They are consistent with general equilibrium if, for example, infinite horizon consumers have quasi-linear utility (this supposes two goods per period, the storable commodity plus a numéraire that could be leisure); the rate of interest is then directly given by the discount rate. 10 Shocks can be interpreted as demand or supply shocks. Only the net shock matters.…”
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