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Integration and Hierarchy of Pork Markets in the EU:
An Analysis from the Vantage of Graph Theory

Panos Fousekis, Vasilis Grigoriadis

Published: 01.06.2019  〉 Volume 68 (2019), Number 2, 118-134  〉 Resort: Articles 
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The work investigates empirically the degree of integration and the hierarchical structure of the EU pork meat markets using tools and concepts from Graph Theory. The empirical results suggest: First, the strength of price co-movement has been closely related to the physical distance between national markets. This, has given rise to market clustering that largely corresponds to different
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PROF. DR. PANOS FOUSEKIS
Dept. of Economics
Aristotle University
Thessaloniki 541 24, Greece
e-mail: fousekis@econ.auth.gr
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