Wheat Jimmy Pang (Supah Drum Bum) Jim Tseng (Funky Chunk Bassmang) IT’S THE JIM TEAM.

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Wheat Jimmy Pang (Supah Drum Bum) Jim Tseng (Funky Chunk Bassmang) IT’S THE JIM TEAM

History and Production Appearance of Domesticated Wheat = undetermined China, India, United States, Russia, Australia and France = Major Wheat Producers – Small Farmers Global Market – Minneapolis Grain Exchange. Staple food

Product Pricing : production increased 3.3% per year New Production methods = great importance to keep up – Technology increase = higher production 1980s: Production declines and prices spike – Environmental factors Prices are still rising today S1 S2 D1 S1 S2 D1

Industry Groups/ Trade Agreements IWA (International Wheat Agreement) of 1949 International Grains Arrangement of 1967 – Wheat Trade Convention

Speculators Speculators take part in market Surge in prices = increased activity of speculators – Market Opportunities

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