Exchange rate pass-through, price discrimination, and US meat export prices

Dragan Miljkovic, Gary Brester and John Marsh

Applied Economics, 2003, vol. 35, issue 6, 641-650

Abstract: Exports are becoming increasingly important for US livestock and poultry producers. Consequently, meat industry participants are concerned about the potential impacts of variations in relative currency values. These effects are considered by quantifying the impacts of relative exchange rates on US beef, pork and poultry export prices. In addition, the impacts of GATT and NAFTA agreements on exchange rate pass-through are considered. The results indicate incomplete exchange rate pass-through occurs for several countries. Trade liberalization under GATT has positively influenced US beef and poultry export prices.

Date: 2003
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