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Greco, Albert N.

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“…On the contrary, the HHI for market structure allows us to point out the following: first, mean values regarding the global market for sheep meat production and sheep imports were low (766 and 663, respectively) and, therefore, should be considered as unconcentrated markets; for example, when the market has a single seller (monopoly), the HHI value would be 10,000 (Greco, 2000); and second, the structure of the global market for sheep imports became more concentrated due to increasing demand from China in recent years. On the contrary, the export market structure was highly concentrated under a duopoly category, being dominated by Australia and New Zealand.…”

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Structure and concentration of the global sheep meat market

Ramírez-López

Sandoval

Figueroa-Rodríguez

et al. 2020

Revista Brasileira De Zootecnia

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Animal production systems and agribusinessFull-length research article Structure and concentration of the global sheep meat market ABSTRACT -The objective of this study was to examine the structure and competitiveness of the global sheep meat market using econometric indices (Balassa's revealed comparative advantage, relative position market [RPM], relative export advantage [RXA], imported specialization index [RMA], relative trade advantage [RTA], and net export index [NEI]), as well as sheep meat production, structure, consumption, and trade volume for 151 countries with sustained participation in the global trade market for sheep meat from 2003 to 2013.A hierarchical cluster analysis was used to classify countries. We observed that structure, production, and imports of sheep meat were unconcentrated, e.g., there is no country dominating for those indices; in contrast, the export market was highly concentrated with a duopolistic structure. For trade competitiveness, New Zealand, the Republic of Macedonia, and Sudan were competitive and specialized, while New Zealand and Australia were dominant in the international trade market. The global sheep meat market has become more concentrated, as it has developed as a specialized market. Therefore, there is a need for a holistic vision and understanding of the global sheep meat market so that its impact on farmers can be foreseen.

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“…in which MS i is the market share of the country i and n are the countries in the market. The market share was calculated with the SMP of each country (Greco, 2000).…”

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Structure and concentration of the global sheep meat market

Ramírez-López

Sandoval

Figueroa-Rodríguez

et al. 2020

Revista Brasileira De Zootecnia

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“…However, although the roots of cultural economics concept date back to the mid of twentieth century, the quantitative analyses have risen at the beginning of twenty-first century due to the emergence of new empirical methods. One of the first attempts to analyze cultural industries empirically came from Greco (2000). Greco (2000) has conducted a research for Consumer Books sector, which has an important role among the cultural industries in the United States (US).…”

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“…One of the first attempts to analyze cultural industries empirically came from Greco (2000). Greco (2000) has conducted a research for Consumer Books sector, which has an important role among the cultural industries in the United States (US). The study, using the Herfindahl-Hirschman Index to detect the concentration during 1995-1996 period, observes that although cooperation and trade increased in this industry, the market concentration has decreased.…”

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An Empirical Analysis of Cultural Economy in Turkey’s Metropolitan Regions

Güçlü¹,

Türkcan²,

Günal³

et al. 2016

Anadolu Üniversitesi Sosyal Bilimler Dergisi

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Since 20th century, culture has been counted among one of the major contributors to economic growth and development. As a concept with three dimensions as social, political and economics, it has been taking increasing attention especially in regional economics. Numerous books, reports and studies on cultural economy have been published worldwide, but in comparison with them, the Turkish literature on cultural economics is still quite inadequate. This study contributes to the literature by applying a three-star analysis for three large metropolitan areas of Turkey and this paper aims to analyze clustering potentials of cultural activities in three large Turkish metropolitan areas. The empirical results reported in this paper imply that cultural industries in Istanbul and Ankara have more intense cultural clusters than Izmir. In addition, while Istanbul and Ankara have the same numbers of mature cultural clusters, Istanbul has a bigger potential for cultural clusters compared to Ankara.

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Recognition and renown, the structure of cultural markets: evidence from French poetry

Dubois

2011

J Cult Econ

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This article explores the organization of cultural markets through the case of French contemporary poetry, distinguishing the market for recognition and the wider market for renown. The market of poetry is made of large-scale and reputed publishers and a wide range of smaller firms, which serve as testing grounds for new authors and innovation. How can the movement of an a priori narrowappeal literary genre from small publishing houses to large-scale firms be explained? It is argued that if the status of firms is remarkably stable, artists may move from small publishers to large-scale ones. Statistical evidence is used to illustrate this passage, shedding a new light on the structure of cultural markets and the role of reputation in organizing commercial circuits. Future directions for research are offered.

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Structure and concentration of the global sheep meat market

Structure and concentration of the global sheep meat market

An Empirical Analysis of Cultural Economy in Turkey’s Metropolitan Regions

Recognition and renown, the structure of cultural markets: evidence from French poetry

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