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cause since the 1970s has been from a global oil demand shock. This paper examines whether the macroeconomic responses to a … global oil demand shock are greater than to oil price shocks caused by other oil market factors. Estimating a four … oil demand shock are greater than from other oil market shocks. Policymakers should not necessarily be concerned with the …

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Understanding cryptocurrency volatility : the role of oil market shocks

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Five decades of modeling oil price shocks : A critical review

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supply shock has only a limited effect on oil price. Finally, a news shock regarding oil supply shortfalls has macroeconomic …

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The role of precautionary and speculative demand in the global market for crude oil

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Monopoly power in the oil market and the macroeconomy

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