The Response of Ethiopian Grain Markets to Liberalization



Table 11

Independent
variables

Margins

Addis1

Shashemene2

Addis1

Jimma2

Mekele1

Addis2

Dire Dawa1
Addis2

Addis1

Bako2

Dire Dawa1

Shashemene2

Constant

-5.85

12.44

61.32b

13.99

21.10a

8.14

March

0.84

-5.38

-15.45

3.63

5.51

4.47

Apr

-4.22

-1.12

-34.64

4.59

-0.80

0.37

May

-4.32

6.95

-14.64

-0.95

2.22

-5.27

Jun

-13.59b

0.23

12.14

2.39

-5.55

-11.20

July

-0.57

12.42

58.67b

4.55

7.00

3.98

Aug

5.60

11.43

44.07c

-2.56

6.09

3.04

Sept

12.01

15.42

40.41

-10.34

11.95

1.67

Oct

16.00c

20.43

52.17c

-10.43

14.72

5.57

Nov

2.01

14.96

22.68

-3.07

12.33c

-1.06

Dec

-2.48

7.79

-8.78

-7.05

3.95

-9.53

Jan

0.16

0.24

-30.29

0.66

3.02

0.82

Dlib12

-6.54b

1.45

-31.91a

1.38

0.52

-5.16

RF1

0.06b

-0.06b

-0.62b

-0.11c

-0.06b

-0.11c

RF2

0.10a

0.00399

0.06b

0.06b

0.03

0.10a

FAID1

0.00015

0.00015

0.00018

0.00028

0.00015

0.00028

FAID2

-0.000568

0.013

-0.00015

-0.00015

-0.0009

-0.000568

P1

p t-1

0.69a

0.69a

0.62a

0.63a

0.69a

0.63a

P2

p t-1____________________

-0.51a

-0.79a

-0.69a

-0.69a

-0.87a

-0.51a

Note: a, b, and c indicate statistical significance at a probability of less than 1%, 5% and 10% respectively.

SURE estimates of the effects of seasonality, grain market liberalization, rainfall and food aid on maize price
spreads based on the assumption of weak market integration (1984:10 to 1993:12)


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