Akademik Veri Yönetim Sistemi
New Challenges for Future Sustainability and Wellbeing, Özen,E.,Grima,S. and Gonzi,R.D., Editör, Emerald Ink Publishing, Bradford, ss.1-494, 2021
Findings: As a result, it can be said that wheat prices had anomaly patterns during the specific dates in war for French, British, and German sides. Great Britain’s wheat prices increased significantly on April 1915 when landings began on the Gallipoli Peninsula. Wheat prices in Great Britain and Germany dropped significantly just before on July 1916 when the first Battle of the Somme began. However, it increased in Great Britain whilst decreased considerably in Germany in March 1918 when the Soviet Government signed a separate peace agreement with the Central Powers. A significant increase for France was observed only at the end of this war.