BROWN, S. P. A.; PHILLIPS, KEITH R. - In: Contemporary Economic Policy 9 (1991) 1, pp. 67-72
Recent history has lent casual support to three popular theories about U.S. oil demand: (i) U.S. oil consumption is very insensitive to changing oil prices, (ii) non-price conservation has reduced U.S. oil demand, and (Hi) U.S. oil consumption falls more when oil prices rise than it rises when...