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Does oil rents dependency reduce the quality of education?

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Oil dependence and entrepreneurship : non-linear evidence

Awoa, Paul; Okah-Efogo, Françoise; Ondoa, Henri Atangana - In: Economic systems 47 (2023) 1, pp. 1-13

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The Survey of Oil Income on the Oil Exporting Countries Members’

Ahmadian, Sepide - 2012

Petroleum Exporting Countries in the crude oil exports have single-product, in other words income from selling oil or … the equation to import Petroleum Exporting Countries: the price of oil that can be a positive effect ordering that the … real imports that are probably through wealth. The Petroleum Exporting Countries to some extent of the price of oil higher …

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Exploration Activity, Long-Run Decisions, and the Risk Premium in Energy Futures

David, Alexander - 2018

Investment by oil firms positively affects the futures basis and negatively predicts excess returns on crude oil futures. I build an equilibrium model of drilling, exploration, and storage to understand these facts. Firms' capital stock lowers extraction costs as firms drill in increasingly...

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Unconventional Oil : Will It Satisfy Future Global Oil Demand?

Matsumoto, Ken'ichi - 2014

The role of unconventional resources (e.g., oil sands and extra-heavy oil) is anticipated to increase in the global oil market. Although we are facing a scarcity of conventional (low cost) oil resources, unconventional oil resources might manage (for a period of time) to supply constraints in...

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Modelling the global price of oil : is there any role for the oil futures-spot spread?

Valenti, Daniele - 2018

In this work, we propose an analysis of the global market for crude oil based on a revised version of the Structural Vector Autoregressive (SVAR) model introduced by Kilian and Murphy (2014). On this respect, we replace the global proxy for above-ground crude oil inventories with the oil...

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Modelling the Global Price of Oil : Is There Any Role for the Oil Futures-Spot Spread?

Valenti, Daniele - 2018

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Implications of Cheap Oil for Emerging Markets

Kabundi, Alain Ntumba; Ohnsorge, Franziska - 2020

The COVID-19-triggered collapse in oil prices in March and April 2020 was the seventh, and by far the most severe, in a series of such collapses since 1970. This paper, first, compares this most recent collapse and its drivers with previous ones in an event study. It finds that it was associated...

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Not all oil types are alike

Güntner, Jochen; Irlacher, Michael; Öhlinger, Peter - 2023

Motivated by the European Union's debate on sanctioning crude oil imports from Russia, we estimate the elasticity of substitution between different crude oil types. Using European data on country-level crude oil imports by field of origin, we argue that crude oil is not a homogenous good and...

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