2012
DOI: 10.1080/1331677x.2012.11517545
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Models of Regression of the Scope of Sown Areas and Purchase Prices of Oil Crops in Serbia

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“…The reason for this could be partly found in the length of the analysed period, since it is known that the use of cross-correlation gives more reliable results when longer time series are analysed. However, this kind of late dependence cannot be completely ruled out given that Milanović & Stevanović (2012) did find a highly significant correlation between the current purchase prices of soybean and the sowing areas of this crop in the following year (they observed the period 2001-2010, which is even shorter than the period observed in this paper).…”
Section: The Impact Of the Average Annual Purchase Prices On The Harvcontrasting
confidence: 44%
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“…The reason for this could be partly found in the length of the analysed period, since it is known that the use of cross-correlation gives more reliable results when longer time series are analysed. However, this kind of late dependence cannot be completely ruled out given that Milanović & Stevanović (2012) did find a highly significant correlation between the current purchase prices of soybean and the sowing areas of this crop in the following year (they observed the period 2001-2010, which is even shorter than the period observed in this paper).…”
Section: The Impact Of the Average Annual Purchase Prices On The Harvcontrasting
confidence: 44%
“…Among other numerous economic factors, prices and their ratios are of particular importance (Birovljev 2001, Vlahović 2003, Milanović 1996, Milanović & Stevanović 2012.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%