Titlebook: Commodity Trade of the Third World; Cheryl Payer (PhD in Political Science) Book 1975 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Sugar,Every commodity has specific characteristics setting it apart from all others and influencing the ways in which it is produced, distributed and consumed. Sugar, however, probably has more unique features than most.

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Oil,being exported to the industrialised parts of the world as a means of earning foreign revenue. There are, of course, the specific exceptions to this situation, that is the member countries of the Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries, but these number less than ten real countries plus a few

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Cereals,me since the Korean War rising food prices were a major factor in fuelling the world’s rate of inflation. FAO suggests. that in the year ending summer 1974. ‘rising food prices … probably accounted for as much as half of Western Europe’s inflation. and two-thirds that of the United States’. The same

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Bananas,origin of the banana is not known although according to Dr Herbert Spinden ‘the first home of the edible banana was, in all probability, the humid tropical region of Southern Asia, Cambodia and parts of Southern China, as well as the large islands of Sumatra, Java, Borneo, the Philippines and Formos

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Coffee,uch as rice and wheat, which are much more important in terms of global production but consumed mainly in the countries where grown, most coffee production is exported to countries other than those in which it is grown. Coffee illustrates the classic colonial trade relationship, as it is grown chief

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Afterword: Commodity prices and third world poverty,ibed to and identified with the former colonial areas of the world characterised by extreme poverty for the majority (not all) of their citizens. Second, the relationships of supply, demand and price for many of these commodities show several peculiarities which are not adequately accounted for eith