Trading Intermediaries is a formal construct in rural market systems that denotes an institutional agent facilitating the exchange of agricultural goods between producers and consumers by bridging spatial, informational, and transactional gaps in value chains.
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The Flash Crash: High‐Frequency Trading in an Electronic Market
Andrei Kirilenko, Albert S. Kyle, Mehrdad Samadi et al. · The Journal of Finance · 2017 · 772 citations · Full text
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