Philippe Chalmin News
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Grain prices in 2013 are expected to be lower on average than last year on increased supply, according to Philippe Chalmin, a professor of economics at University Paris-Dauphine who studies food markets. Following are comments he made yesterday at a grain-industry meeting in Evreux, France:
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World food production needs to double in the next 50 years to feed the world’s growing population, said Philippe Chalmin, professor of economic history at University Paris-Dauphine.
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When Margarita Louis-Dreyfus took her 13-year-old twins on a weeklong trip to Brazil for school break in October 2010, it wasn’t a beach-filled vacation.
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The world may face social unrest including food riots in April as grain prices increase, said Philippe Chalmin , an economic adviser to the French government.
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Philippe Chalmin , an economics professor at the University of Paris-Dauphine, was named as head of a French government group that will study the relationship between food prices at farm level and in supermarkets.
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The 375-year-old state-owned pawnbroker on Rue des Francs-Bourgeois in Paris’s central Marais district has rarely done brisker business.
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Soybeans, which have risen 21 percent this year, are the “hottest” agricultural commodity, according to Philippe Chalmin, professor of economic history at University Paris-Dauphine.
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Agricultural commodity markets face “tension” because of tight ending stocks, said Philippe Chalmin , an economics professor at the University of Paris- Dauphine and adviser to the French government. Following are comments he made at a news conference today:
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On May 10, just hours after the European Central Bank stepped into government bond markets for the first time, Axel Weber broke ranks with most of his colleagues on the ECB’s Governing Council -- including his boss, President Jean-Claude Trichet .
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“Liberty and baked bread” are all people really need, goes an old French proverb. One of those is about to get more expensive as bakeries raise baguette prices to pass on surging grain costs.
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