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Is the Supply Curve for Commodity Futures Contracts Upward Sloping?

Yan et al., 2019

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7647880067810812282
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Yan L
Irwin S
Sanders D
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Available at SSRN 3360787

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Annual rebalancing of the S&P GSCI index provides a novel and strong identification to estimate the shape of supply curves for commodity futures contracts. Using the 24 commodities included in the S&P GSCI for 2004–2017, we show that cumulative abnormal …
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Yan et al. Is the Supply Curve for Commodity Futures Contracts Upward Sloping?