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Agricultural economics

theory that futures prices sit below expected spot prices because hedgers pay speculators a risk premium to carry price risk.

In agricultural economics, theory of normal backwardation refers to theory that futures prices sit below expected spot prices because hedgers pay speculators a risk premium to carry price risk. This meaning comes from Keynes (1930) in A treatise on money.[1]

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  1. Keynes, J. M. (1930). A treatise on money. St. Martin's. ISBN 9780404150006

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