Derived demand for disaggregated cheese products imported into Japan

Article Abstract:

The derived demand for imported cheese products into Japan, when cheese import data are disaggregated by specific cheese group and by source country of production, is estimated. It is found that the derived demands for the U.S. fresh, grated, and processed cheese products are perfectly inelastic, and it is thus suggested that competition in these segments be based upon differences in product characteristics.

Japan, Dairy Products, Dairy Product Manufacturing, Imports, Cheese, natural and processed, Cheese, Cheese Manufacturing

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Nonhomogeneous products and the law of one price

Article Abstract:

The importance of having data that clearly shows that the product in one country has the same product characteristics as the product in another country is discussed. The first order conditions are used to show that the Free on Board packinghouse prices are the same for products with the same product characteristics.

Grape Vineyards, Grapes, Purchasing power parity

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Analysis of the demand for imported meat in Switzerland using dynamic specification: implications for the European Union

Article Abstract:

A study to determine whether the bilateral trade agreements between Switzerland and the European Union could dictate the prices of the meat industry is conducted. Results reveal that the opening up of the Swiss market could have and effect on the prices due to the possible removal or reduction of import duties.

Europe, Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Switzerland, Government regulation, Administration of General Economic Programs, Meat Products, Legal/Government Regulation, Tariffs & Duties, Tariffs & Quotas, Laws, regulations and rules, Meat industry, European Union, Commercial treaties, Trade agreements, Tariffs, Industry forecasts

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