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Department Agricultural Markets

Agricultural Markets, Marketing and World Agricultural Trade

Based on the guideline "Towards well-functioning agricultural markets", the department’s research activities focus on problems relating to the functionality and coordination of markets along agrarian added-value chains in countries in economic transition. Analyses deal with development deficits in competitive coordination of markets, the increasing significance of transition economies in international agricultural markets, and challenges related to supplying the world’s population with high-quality foods. Research projects include analyses of price formation and competition as well as international trade structures via investigations of enterprise performance and adaptability, demand for health-related nutrition, and issues concerning the development of rural living conditions. A variety of quantitative methods based on micro-theory approaches are employed. Studies aim to enhance our understanding of economic decisions and resulting sectoral and macroeconomic consequences while simultaneously identifying undesired developments and deriving policy recommendations in order to improve the functionality of markets.

Latest publications of the department

; (2023) Getreidehandel und Exportbeschränkungen während des Ukrainekrieges. Wirtschaftsdienst 103 (13): 37-41.

; ; ; (2023) Household resilience capacity and food security: Evidence from Kyrgyzstan. Food Security

; ; ; (2023) Improving risk reduction potential of weather index insurance by spatially downscaling gridded climate data - a machine learning approach. Big Earth Data

; ; ; (2023) The role of crop classification in detecting wheat yield variation for index-based agricultural insurance in arid and semiarid environments. Environmental and Sustainability Indicators 18

(2023) Getreidehandel im Krieg. ZOiS Spotlight (5/2023)

(2023) Leviathan's shadow: The imperial legacy of state capacity and economic development in the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. EHES Working Papers in Economic History, s. l..

; ; (2023) The role of peer imitation in agricultural index insurance adoption: Findings from lab-in-the-field experiments in Kyrgyzstan. Review of Development Economics

; ; ; (2023) Does forest farm carbon sink projects affect agricultural development? Evidence from a Quasi-experiment in China. Journal of Environmental Management 335

; (2023) Monitoring der Landnutzungsänderung in der Ukraine am Beispiel der Region Schytomyr. Ukraine-Analysen (277): 7-14.

; (2023) Registering land and forests: European institutions and practices of landownership. In: van de Grift, L., Müller, D., Unger, C. R. (eds.) (2023): Living with the land: Rural and agricultural actors in twentieth-century Europe - a handbook, Contemporary European History, Vol. 3, 179-204: De Gruyter.

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