The Global Coffee Economy in Africa, Asia, and Latin America, 1500–1989 2003
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The Integration of the World Coffee Market

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“…Interestingly enough, in his defense of an "early globalization" of colonial goods, this author observes that the efficiency and openness of markets as well as handling and wastage costs matter for market integration. 69 That the world coffee market had reached a high degree of integration by the second half of the eighteenth century is claimed by Topik (2003). His explanation points in a similar direction.…”
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“…Interestingly enough, in his defense of an "early globalization" of colonial goods, this author observes that the efficiency and openness of markets as well as handling and wastage costs matter for market integration. 69 That the world coffee market had reached a high degree of integration by the second half of the eighteenth century is claimed by Topik (2003). His explanation points in a similar direction.…”
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“…El pánico de la Bolsa de Londres de 1825 desencadenó una depresión en los precios del café (Silberling, 1919) la cual se prolongó hasta 1851. Entonces la comercialización internacional del café en grano, se realizaba entre una vasta y heterogénea red de productores y acopiadores locales y los mercados de Ámsterdam y Nueva York (Topik;Gervase, 2003). Entre 1834 y 1858 la mayor parte de las incipientes exportaciones se realizaron por Cúcuta y correspondían al cultivo en Santander (Ocampo, 1981).…”
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“…2 O guano do Peru, o café do Brasil, a pele da Argentina e a prata do México são exemplos de mercadorias cuja exportação permitiu que os respectivos países con quistassem espaço nas cadeias de comércio global do século XIX (Topik;Marichal;Frank, 2006, p. 5).…”
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