摘要:In thei r article (Choices, Second Quarter 1998), Keith Collins and Joe Glauber state: "Our view, presented at a Senate hearing on volatility, is that there is no compelling argument to make us believe that price and income volatil ity for most major commodities will be much different than during the recent decades prior to the 1996 Act." When I began to evaluate this issue, I expected to support Keith and Joe's conclusion. I now question it, especially with regard to net cash income. My comments focus on net cash income variability.