TRAINING MATERIALS
Policy Analysis

International Course on Food, Agricultural, and Natural Resource Policy Analysis
IFPRI Course. January 22-February 16, 1996

Market Integration Policy Analysis Reader

1. Goletti, F. and K. Govindan. (1995). Methods for Agricultural Input Market Reform Research: A Tool Kits of Techniques. MSSD Discussion Paper No. 6. Washington DC: International Food Policy Research Institute.
2. Goletti, F. and E. Christina-Tsigas. (1995). Methods to Analyze Market Integration. In Prices, Products, and People: Analyzing Agricultural Markets in Developing Countries edited by G. Scott. Boulder, Colorado: Lynne Rienner.
3. Dercon, S. (1994). Food Markets, Liberalisation, and Peace in Ethiopia: An Econometric Analysis. In Some Economic Consequences of the Transition from Civil War to Peace. World bank Policy Research Working Paper. Washington DC: World Bank.
4. Foletti, F. and S. Babu. (1994). Market Liberalization and Integration of Maize Markets in Malawi. Agricultural Economics. Vol. 11, pp. 311-324.
5. Goletti, F.; R. Ahmed; and N. Darid. (1994). Structural Determinants of Market Integration: The Case of Rice Markets in Bangladesh. Washington DC: International Food Policy Research Institute.
6. Goletti, F.; O. Badiane; and J. Sil. (1994). Foodgrain Market Integration Under Market Reforms in Egypt. MSSD Discussion Paper No. 1. Washington DC: International Food Policy Research Institute.
7. Silvapille, P. and S. Jayasuriya. (1994). Testing for Philippines Market Integration: A Multiple Cointegration Approach. Journal of Agricultural Economics. Vol. 45, No. 3, pp. 369-380
8. Badiane, O. and G.E. Shively. 1998. Spatial Integration, Transport Costs, and the Response of Local Prices to Policy Changes in Ghana. Journal of Development Economics. Vol. 56, pp. 411-431.