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Hedging wheat and canola at the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange

Peter S. Sephton

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Data on feed wheat and canola contracts traded on the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange is used to evaluate the benefits to constructing hedge ratios using multivari-ate GARCH models.

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Data on feed wheat and canola contracts traded on the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange is used to evaluate the benefits to constructing hedge ratios using multivari-ate GARCH models.

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Data on feed wheat and canola contracts traded on the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange is used to evaluate the benefits to constructing hedge ratios using multivari-ate GARCH models.

Key concepts: Canola, Hedge, Commodity, Economics, Autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity, Financial economics, Agricultural economics, Econometrics

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