A Short-Run Price Prediction Model for Eggs

Bill Miller and Gene C. Masters

American Journal of Agricultural Economics, 1973, vol. 55, issue 3, 484-489

Abstract: The volume of eggs traded in open markets is extremely small relative to total volume of eggs produced. One result has been criticism that current price quotes are formed from insufficient information. The model presented here projects a current quote based on information from a national sample of producers.

Date: 1973
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