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082	0	4	_a633.748 _bA244
100	1		_940201 _aAdusei Jumah
260			_cOct-Dic 1986
041	0		_aEn
500			_a5 tab. 15 ref. Sum. (De, En)
520			_aA considerable proportion of the world supply of cocoa beans is traded at the London Stock Exchange. The leading importer of cocoa is the European Community with a market share of roughly 50 percent. The supply originates predominantly in Latin America and in West Africa, where some countries depend heavily on cocoa for export revenues. The aim of this study was to explore how demand in the E.C. reacts to price changes and how this relationship may be used to further the revenue of producers. On average in the E.C., a price increase of 1 percent reduces cocoa consumption by 0.31 percent. At prices of 1983, cocoa consumption is forecast to increase by 0.69 percent annually due to rising income, changes in preferences and other factors. If producers were able to freeze supply at the 1981 - 1983 level, this would result in an annual price increase of 1.9 percent (above inflation) in the London exchange market, assuming that the E.C. is representative of the world.
650	1	4	_9138724 _aCACAO
650	1	4	_9143669 _aDEMANDA
650	1	4	_9156432 _aOFERTA Y DEMANDA
650	1	4	_9141562 _aCOMUNIDADES EUROPEAS
691			_9308864 _aCACAO (PLANT)
691			_9143668 _aDEMAND
691			_9165772 _aSUPPLY BALANCE
691			_9318266 _aEUROPEAN COMMUNITIES
692			_aCACAOYER
692			_aDEMANDE
692			_aOFFRE ET DEMANDE
692			_aCOMMUNAUTES EUROPEENNES
773	0		_tQuarterly Journal of Intenational Agriculture (Alemania, R.F.) _dOct-Dic 1986 _gv. 25(4) p. 360-373
040			_aCR-TuBCO _cCR-TuBCO _bEs
245	1	0	_aThe demand for cocoa in the E.C. Countries - Forecasts and policy implications
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003			CR-TuBCO
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