Economic study for world wheat market.
2012
Riad, M.K.
Study aimed to identify the world market for wheat in terms of its structure and its properties are controlled real in it, which means determining the typist of this market, in order to study how to deal with it, and choose the right time to import wheat ayear, through the study of the conditions of international production ,inventory, consumption, export and import in order to deal with World wheat market from the reality of all of its determinants and factors affecting the most important economic variables The study included five-sections, the first section take the previous review and the theoretical framework which includes two chapters, the first chapter deals with previous review, which cincludes discussion and analysis of the most important previous studies related to the world wheat market, while Chapter II deals with the theoretical framework, which includes a review of some concepts associated with the economic policies of wheat. the second section includes the current status of wheat production in the world market. Part III dealt with the study of the current 4- status of consumption of wheat in the world market. while the Section IV addressed the performance of the foreign trade of wheat in the world market in two chapters, the first taking up the current status of wheat exports, and the second chapter deals with current status of the import of wheat in the world market, the Section V study economics wheat market of Egypt in light of the international economic variables of market wheat the world in two chapters, the first chapter estimated an econometric model of the international wheat market, and its relationship to the Egyptian one, and the second chapter deals with Some of the features of the proposed trade policies to import wheat in Egypt from foreign markets: it showed that the study of global supply
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