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> Resource development in era of cheap commodities > Energy and food prices: Moving in tandem? > OPEC in historical context: Commodity agreements and market fundamentals > Investment weakness in commodity exporters > The implications of tariffs for commodity markets > Shifts in commodity demand over the past 20 years > Food price shocks: channels and implications > Oil market implications of the strike on Saudi Aramco facilities > The role of substitution in commodity demand
> Set up to fail? The collapse of commodity agreements > A shock like no other: The impact of COVID-19 on commodity markets > Causes and consequences of metal price shocks > The Impact of the War in Ukraine on Commodity Markets > Pandemic, war, recession: Drivers of aluminum and copper prices
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