Posted by Indiana Ken on December 01, 2011 at 16:36:04 from (65.15.136.211):
In Reply to: Ethanol information? posted by jonak on November 30, 2011 at 15:44:45:
I would suggest you research the value of corn as a raw material input to manufacturing various foods. You could then make the case that this is the only price increase of the finished product can be explained by rising corn prices.
For example: Today it takes approximately 10 cents worth of corn to make a box of corn flakes. Therefore if the price of corn doubles, a box of corn flakes should icrease by 10 cents. Any increase greater than 10 cents has to be caused by other factors.
I am sure you know more about finding the information then I ever will so good luck on your paper. I would be interested in reading it if you post it on this site.
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