Intertemporal Risk Management Decisions of Farmers under Preference, Market, and Policy Dynamics



Figure 8. Sensitivity of Optimal Hedge Ratios in Response to Transaction Cost


Year 1


With CCP


No CCP


Optimal Hedge Ratio


0.4230

0.4225

0.4220

0.4215

0.4210

0.4205

0.4200

0.4195

0.4190


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y Yrl (With CCP)


о Yrl (No CCP)


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Linear (Yrl (No CCP))


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0.6115

0.6110

0.6105

0.6100

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0.6085

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