INSTITUTIONS AND PRICE TRANSMISSION IN THE VIETNAMESE HOG MARKET



The Vietnamese Hog Market

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Table 7. Estimations of the
Error Correction Structural
Model (3) (dependent variable:
D
Pr,t)

Independent variables

Model (3):

constant

DPp,t
ECTt121

ECTt221

DPr,t21
DPr,t23
DPr,t22
R2
f

38,7847

0,6769**

20,3161**

20,1405

20,1064

20,0940

0,2830*

0,241

20,4727

Notes: * 5 significant at 5%, ** significant at 1%.

f 5 variable addition test for the residuals of the marginal
model (4) (test of weak exogeneity of
Pp with respect to the
short-run parameters).

Discussion

In the North, the diversity of supply regions to the slaughterers enhances
competition. But competition is limited by the rigidity of the supply contracts
maintained by networks of merchants for the slaughterers to have their specific
investments reimbursed, thereby reducing arbitrage for assemblers. The merchant
networks, using exclusive supply contracts, allow traders to influence the
transmission of price shocks and are therefore explanatory variables for the
asymmetrical price transmission along the marketing channel in the North.

In the South, the collective formal institutions, that is, the People’s Committee
and the wholesale markets they have created, have an indirect effect that
stimulates large-scale competition. The concentration of the selling of the
carcasses in wholesale markets favors the competition among the assemblers of
all the supplying areas and thus among different provinces in the rural supplying

Table 8. Estimations of the

Marginal Model (4) for Pp
(dependent variable: DPp,t)

Independent variables


Model (4):


constant


DPp,t21


DPr,t21


DPr,t25
R2 ,


fECT1 et ECT1


20,5903
0,0781
0,0652*

0,0864**
0,080

20,0365


Notes: * 5 significant at 5%, ** significant at 1%.

f 5 variable addition test for the residuals of the marginal
model (4) (test of weak exogeneity of
Pp with respect to the
long-run parameters).



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