Delve into the dynamics of food prices in China with this dataset sourced from the World Food Programme Price Database. Covering essential food items like maize, rice, beans, fish, and sugar across various markets in China, this dataset provides a valuable resource for understanding food price trends over time. Whether you're an economist, policymaker, or researcher, explore how factors such as supply, demand, and market dynamics influence food pricing in one of the world's largest economies. With data updated weekly and spanning back to 1992, this dataset offers rich insights into the evolving landscape of food prices in China.

Headers description:

• date: The date of data collection or reporting.
• admin1: Refers to the primary administrative division within the country, such as provinces or states.
• admin2: Further subdivision within the primary administrative division, such as districts or counties.
• market: Specifies the market or location where the food prices were recorded.
• latitude: The geographic latitude coordinates of the market location.
• longitude: The geographic longitude coordinates of the market location.
• category: Describes the broad category or type of food commodity.
• commodity: Specifies the specific food item or product within the category.
• unit: Indicates the unit of measurement for the price (e.g., kilograms, pounds).
• priceflag: Flags indicating any special conditions or notes related to the price.
• pricetype: Specifies the type of price recorded (e.g., retail price, wholesale price).
• currency: Denotes the currency in which the price is expressed.
• price: The recorded price of the commodity in the local currency.
• usdprice: The equivalent price of the commodity converted to US dollars for standardized comparison.

Source: https://data.humdata.org/dataset/wfp-food-prices-for-china

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