Wholesaler stocks and hoarding in rice markets in India

Raghbendra Jha; Hari Nagarajan

Wholesaler stocks and hoarding in rice markets in India

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This paper examines how a combination of local and marketwise uncertainties can lead to order imbalances at the level of wholesalers. Do wholesalers have a tendency to hold more than optimal inventory in response to uncertainties in the market? More importantly, is such overshooting mean reverting? Finally, why, in the context of integrated markets, should there be such hoarding on the part of the wholesalers, for integrated markets imply hat information is mobile across centres, at least in the long run?

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	2658-2661
Journal	Economic and Political Weekly
Volume	33
Issue number	41
Publication status	Published - 1998

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Wholesaler stocks and hoarding in rice markets in India

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