Sugar

Author: Kingman
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Publish Date: 2003-05-01
Features: The book is divided into seven main parts: Part 1 introduces the history of the sugar industry, discusses the political nature of commodities, and explores the development of world trade; Part 2 Global Situation, provides a detailed exploration of the background of sugar trade, with chapters covering current trade flows, relative production costs, etc.; Part 3 Spot, studies the core of spot trade, examines the factors that constitute prices, and introduces the operations of the London Sugar Association, etc.; Part 4 Futures, provides a detailed introduction to the operation of the futures market and other related factors; Part 5 Management Operations, covers payments, banking, and accounting, etc.; Part 6 Regional Markets, explores government intervention and the role and status of regional sugar trade organizations; Part 7 Appendix, includes the main contents referred to as the "toolkit" of sugar trade, such as standard contract examples and the rules of futures trading in New York and London, etc. The book is divided into seven main parts: Part 1 introduces the history of the sugar industry, discusses the political nature of commodities, and explores the development of world trade; Part 2 Global Situation, provides a detailed exploration of the background of sugar trade, with chapters covering current trade flows, relative production costs, etc.; Part 3 Spot, studies the core of spot trade, examines the factors that constitute prices, and introduces the operations of the London Sugar Association, etc.; Part 4 Futures, provides a detailed introduction to the operation of the futures market and other related factors; Part 5 Management Operations, covers payments, banking, and accounting, etc.; Part 6 Regional Markets, explores government intervention and the role and status of regional sugar trade organizations; Part 7 Appendix, includes the main contents referred to as the "toolkit" of sugar trade, such as standard contract examples and the rules of futures trading in New York and London, etc.