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Sticky Prices, Coordination and Collusion

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Sticky Prices, Coordination and Collusion

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This paper examines the effect of monetary policy surprises on energy prices at intra-day, daily, and monthly frequencies. We measure monetary policy shocks using changes in interest rate futures prices that capture unexpected changes in the federal funds target rate. We find a significant...

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