We analyze the behaviour of relative food prices for a set of 24 European countries observed during the period 1996.1 - 2007.12. We use recent methods for the analysis of nonstationary panels to show that food prices dynamics can be decomposed into a common component and an idiosyncratic component. From this decomposition we compute and analyze the real exchange rates for a set of food products. We find that countries included in the euro-area are more market integrated, i.e. real exchange rates tend to converge, than countries that did not adopt euro.
The Behavior of Relative Food Prices: An Analysis across the European Countries / L. Gutierrez; C. Brasili; R. Fanfani. - STAMPA. - (2010), pp. 273-289. [10.1007/978-1-4419-6385-7_14]
The Behavior of Relative Food Prices: An Analysis across the European Countries
GUTIERREZ, LUCIANO;BRASILI, CRISTINA;FANFANI, ROBERTO
2010
Abstract
We analyze the behaviour of relative food prices for a set of 24 European countries observed during the period 1996.1 - 2007.12. We use recent methods for the analysis of nonstationary panels to show that food prices dynamics can be decomposed into a common component and an idiosyncratic component. From this decomposition we compute and analyze the real exchange rates for a set of food products. We find that countries included in the euro-area are more market integrated, i.e. real exchange rates tend to converge, than countries that did not adopt euro.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
