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Jumping beans: Implications of fat tails in international soybean and biofuels markets
Charles F. Mason
, Luca Taschini
,
Neil A. Wilmot
Economics (Duluth)
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United States
100%
Ethanol
100%
Beans
100%
Brazil
100%
Fat Tails
100%
Biofuel Market
100%
Soybean Market
100%
Infrastructure Investment
50%
Soybean Production
50%
Fossil Fuels
50%
Refinery
50%
Deforestation
50%
Stochastic Nature
50%
Ecological Implications
50%
Motor Vehicle
50%
Transportation Sector
50%
Vehicle Fuel
50%
Large-scale Infrastructure
50%
Spot Price
50%
Brazilian Soybean
50%
Irreversible Investment
50%
Soybean Prices
50%
Social Sciences
USA
100%
Biofuel
100%
Alcohol
100%
Brazil
100%
Transport
50%
Stochastics
50%
Fossil Fuel
50%
Motor Vehicles
50%
Deforestation
50%
Empirical evidence
50%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
United States of America
100%
Putty-Clay Model
50%
Infrastructure Investment
50%
Transportation Sector
50%