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Impact of a Resale Price Increase on Japan's Wheat Imports

Bruce L. Greenshields, Greenshields, Bruce L.

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An econometric model isolated the impact of a resale price increase on Japan's wheat imports.It predicts that with other factors held constant, the 16.4-percent increase in the Japanese Government's resale price of wheat as of July 1, 1976, would cost the United States $30 million in lost sales of wheat to Japan during July 1976-June 1977.

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An econometric model isolated the impact of a resale price increase on Japan's wheat imports.It predicts that with other factors held constant, the 16.4-percent increase in the Japanese Government's resale price of wheat as of July 1, 1976, would cost the United States $30 million in lost sales of wheat to Japan during July 1976-June 1977.

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An econometric model isolated the impact of a resale price increase on Japan's wheat imports.It predicts that with other factors held constant, the 16.4-percent increase in the Japanese Government's resale price of wheat as of July 1, 1976, would cost the United States $30 million in lost sales of wheat to Japan during July 1976-June 1977.

Key concepts: Economics, Resale price maintenance, Agricultural economics, Business, International economics, Microeconomics, Incentive

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