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Gasoline Prices, Beliefs, and the Energy Efficiency

Kim, Yeong Jae - 2017

This paper fills the gaps in cognitive process understanding of human behaviors between future gasoline price … perception and the willingness to purchase hybrid vehicles. How consumers form future gasoline price beliefs and its impacts on … evidence that current and long-term future gasoline price perceptions affect the willingness to buy hybrid vehicles. This paper …

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An Increasing Gasoline Price Elasticity in the United States?

Goetzke, Frank - 2019

Drawing on the 2009 and 2017 waves of the National Household Transportation Survey, this paper is concerned with modeling the fuel price elasticity, allowing for differential estimates in its magnitude over time and across households. We find a small but statistically significant mean elasticity...

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Lowering Saudi Arabia's Fuel Consumption and Energy System Costs Without Increasing End Consumer Prices

Matar, Walid - 2014

Using a multi-sector equilibrium model of the Saudi energy system that handles administered prices in a mixed-complementarity formulation, we present results from a set of policy scenarios where end consumer prices are not altered. Some of these scenarios are the solutions to Mathematical...

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Saudi Oil Production Peak : Impact on the Oil Price & Global Oil Security

Salameh, Mamdouh G. - 2011

With the global economy heading towards a severe oil crunch probably by 2015 or thereabouts, an analysis of Saudi oil fundamentals is causing the world disquiet and worry bordering on panic. Oil-importing nations have long treated Saudi Arabia as an infinitely deep well of crude oil supplies....

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Asymmetric Effects of Oil Price Shocks on Economic Growth of Oil-Exporting Countries

Moshiri, Saeed - 2012

Oil price shocks affect macroeconomic performance in both oil-importing and oil-exporting countries. The recent research on the oil-macroeconomy relationship in the oil-importing countries shows that oil price shocks have asymmetric effects on their economic growth; the adverse effects of higher...

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Does the Oil Price Matter? Case of the Czech Republic

Hajko, Vladimir - 2012

The aim of this working paper is to apply the Bayesian VAR method to analyse the relationship between oil price movements and GDP in the Czech Republic. To capture the possible indirect channels reflecting the changes in the oil prices, the model includes also the inflation measured by CPI and...

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China : The Ultimate Decider on Crude Oil Prices

Salameh, Mamdouh G. - 2013

The single most important driver of shifting dynamics in world oil markets is China. It alone will continue to account for most of the world demand growth throughout this decade and probably the next. By October 2013, China's net oil imports are projected to exceed those of the United States on...

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What Matters When Developing Oil Price Volatility Forecasting Frameworks?

Delis, Panagiotis - 2020

Forecasting oil price volatility is considered of major importance for numerous stakeholders, including, policy makers, industries and investors. This paper examines and evaluates the main factors that oil price volatility forecasters should take before constructing their forecasting models....

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Jumps in the Convenience Yield of Crude Oil

Mason, Charles F. - 2020

The potential presence of jumps and time-varying volatility in convenience yields can lead to abnormally fat tails, which has implications for investment in storage capacity, leasing and drilling for crude oil. In this paper we evaluate the potential for these features in convenience yields. To...

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The Nexus between the Oil Price and Stock Market : Evidence from South Asia

Amin, Sakib Bin - 2018

The link between stock market prices and oil prices has drawn considerable attention in recent decades because the risk and uncertainties associated with oil price volatility affect investor's portfolios, particularly, those investors seeking to make optimal portfolio allocations. This paper...

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