英文摘要 |
The convention of hog business and deployment mechanism has beenplayed as a critical channel to stabilize Taiwanese hog price. In this paper,GARCH, EGARCH, and GJR-GARCH models are applied to examine thestabilization policy on hog price volatility, by ex-ante negotiating the supplyquantity of hog for each local market in next month. According to theempirical results, the effects of the policy are limited by the willingness ofeach local hog market to this policy. In addition, the method of deploymentmechanism in the convention is another factor to reduce their flexibility whenthe demand is changed. However, some new information may be found bylooking at the effects in the eight main markets individually. The resultsshow that the policy effect in the first twenty trading days is limited. When itapproaches to the end of the month and the convention of deploymentmechanism is hold, we can find that the policy works partially. The hogprice volatility is reduced by the deployment mechanism in most local hogmarkets. Further, the empirical evidence also shows that the volatility ofTaiwanese hog prices is asymmetric. When the realized price is lower thanexpected price caused by those unexpected information, the hog pricevolatility is smaller. |