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Lean Hog / Carcass weight / Futures contract / Mandatory price reporting / Financial economics / Finance / Economics / United States Department of Agriculture / Formula pricing / Gilt-edged securities
Date: 2013-04-30 16:59:22
Lean Hog
Carcass weight
Futures contract
Mandatory price reporting
Financial economics
Finance
Economics
United States Department of Agriculture
Formula pricing
Gilt-edged securities

U.S. Market Hog Sales, [removed]* May 2013 Ron Plain, Professor, University of Missouri Dept. of Agricultural & Applied Economics * This is an updated version of a study done by Glenn Grimes which was partially funded by

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