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The relationship between two commodities which can be substituted for one another (see also to elasticity of demand).
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Deficit Areas
Areas that either do not produce or produce an insufficient amount of a given commodity to meet local demand (derived or final demand).
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Demand Curve
The relationship between the price of a commodity and the quantity that buyers are willing or able to buy, with all other things being equal. For most commodities, there is an inverse relationship between price and quantity demanded: a rise in price is associated with a decline in quantity demanded.
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Derived Demand
Demand for a commodity to be used as an input to another productive activity (e.g., the demand for maize as feed for poultry production).
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Destination
The country where goods were ultimately delivered.
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Dynamic Analysis of Margins
Analysis of changes in marketing margins over time.
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