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Thoughts and Countermeasures for Ningbo Constructing International Bulk Commodity Spot Transaction Market

Changqiu Wang

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With the development of the bulk commodity market, there are great market risks and problems emerging in endlessly. In this paper, it takes Ningbo as an example to construct the bulk commodity spot market, for the purpose of reducing the market risks and really realize the functions of spot service entity economy.

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With the development of the bulk commodity market, there are great market risks and problems emerging in endlessly. In this paper, it takes Ningbo as an example to construct the bulk commodity spot market, for the purpose of reducing the market risks and really realize the functions of spot service entity economy.

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With the development of the bulk commodity market, there are great market risks and problems emerging in endlessly. In this paper, it takes Ningbo as an example to construct the bulk commodity spot market, for the purpose of reducing the market risks and really realize the functions of spot service entity economy.

Key concepts: Spot market, Commodity, Spot contract, Database transaction, Commodity market, Construct (python library), Business, Commerce

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