The world tin economy : an econometric analysis (English)

An econometric model of the world tin economy using a disaggregated supply/demand approach with a market clearing equation for prices is described. Six developing countries, Malaysia, Bolivia, Indonesia, Thailand, Nigeria, and Zaire, produce approximately 70 percent of the world tin output. Consumption of tin is concentrated in developed countries. The United States is the single most important tin consuming country with a 25 percent share of total...

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Chhabra, Jasbir;

Grilli, Enzo;

Pollak, Peter;
Document Date
1978/06/30
Document Type
Commodity Working Paper
Report Number
SCP1
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Disclosure Date
2010/07/01
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The world tin economy : an econometric analysis
Keywords
price elasticity of supply

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Chhabra, Jasbir; Grilli, Enzo; Pollak, Peter.

The world tin economy : an econometric analysis (English). World Bank staff commodity paper ; no. SCP 1 Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/281471468767059912

The world tin economy : an econometric analysis (English)

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