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Limited evidence of effects of speculation TegenArgument1 #118114 There is not a great deal of evidence (either way) concerning the effects of speculation on the price of agricultural commodities.

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Limited evidence of effects of speculationLimited evidence of effects of speculation☜There is not a great deal of evidence (either way) concerning the effects of speculation on the price of agricultural commodities.☜EF597B

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Gemaakt op (GMT): 9/19/2011 7:19:00 AM
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