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Figure 2-1: Five year Expected Spot and Futures prices for Copper using the Schwartz and Smith (2000)  model
Figure 2-2: Crude Oil WTI Open Interest (NYMEX).
Figure 2-4: Copper Open Interest (COMEX).
Figure 2-6: Transaction Volume for Copper.
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