Journals / Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry / 2001 / Cilt: 25 - Sayı: 3

Dynamic Behavior of the Onion Price in Turkey

Pages
195–200
Publication Date
2001-03-01
DOI
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The household consumption data indicates that per capita consumption of onions increases as income grows and decreases as the urban population rises.

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Objective & Hypothesis:This study analyzes the onion market and the dynamic behavior of real onion prices in Turkey.
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Key Findings & Data:The elasticities evaluated at the sample mean were 0.26, -1.02, and -0.24 for supply, export demand and flexibility respectively.
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Conclusion & Impact:The household consumption data indicates that per capita consumption of onions increases as income grows and decreases as the urban population rises.
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⚙️Variables:Turkey · Onion Markets · Dynamic behovior of the Onion Price

Abstract

This study analyzes the onion market and the dynamic behavior of real onion prices in Turkey. The price responsiveness of the supply, demand and export of dry onions was determined. The equilibrium price for producers was derived using the market closing condition of the partial equilibrium model. Price flexibility was also estimated using wholesale market data. The results verified the existence of cyclical behavior of onion prices in the market. The elasticities evaluated at the sample mean were 0.26, -1.02, and -0.24 for supply, export demand and flexibility respectively. The household consumption data indicates that per capita consumption of onions increases as income grows and decreases as the urban population rises.

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This study analyzes the onion market and the dynamic behavior of real onion prices in Turkey. The price responsiveness of the supply, demand and export of dry onions was determined. The equilibrium price for producers was derived using the market closing condition of the partial equilibrium model. Price flexibility was also estimated using wholesale market data. The results verified the existence of cyclical behavior of onion prices in the market. The elasticities evaluated at the sample mean were 0.26, -1.02, and -0.24 for supply, export demand and flexibility respectively. The household consumption data indicates that per capita consumption of onions increases as income grows and decreases as the urban population rises.

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FİDAN, H. (2001). Dynamic Behavior of the Onion Price in Turkey. Turkish Journal of Agriculture and Forestry, Cilt: 25 - Sayı: 3, 195–200. https://ajindex.com/articles/214586

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