21 research outputs found
The reaction of triphenylphosphine with uranyl salts, and the preparation and infra-red spectra of phosphine and arsine oxide complexes
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Risk and trade policy
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Europium(III) complexes with propionate, lactate, pyruvate and α-alaninate in aqueous solution
No full textA new method for the production of high concentration oxygen-15 labeled carbon dioxide with protons
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The Working Curve and Commodity Storage under Backwardation
No full textThere remains controversy over whether the empirical curve relating intertemporal commodity price spreads and stocks, originally drawn by Holbrook Working in 1933 (i.e., the Working curve), is a valid stylized fact in commodity markets. The core of the controversy is the portion of the curve representing commodity stocks under backwardation. In this article we analyze the original data used by Working, plus more disaggregated numbers. We find that the Working curve is indeed valid. The diversity of stockholders and different stockholding motives most likely explain the empirical Working curve relationship. Copyright 2007, Oxford University Press.
