crude oilcommoditycross-marketdynamic correlationsreturns predictabilitySeveral recent researches have documented some predictability of crude oil prices changes on stock market returns. Using a two-consumption good asset pricing moZhang, YilinSocial Science Electronic Publishing...
“Oh, you know how car dealers treat women…” and shared their experiences with me. Some folks suggested that maybe Service Rep#1 forgot to order the parts. I guess that’s a possibility too. After all that, I took another trip to my mechanic for new shocks and a new hub bearing, ...
Particularly, oil price shocks lead to a positive change in the trend of EPU in the short- and long-term. Whereas, in the medium term, the negative effect of oil price shocks on EPU is identified.doi:10.1080/13504851.2019.1610704Xiuwen Chen...
I study the response of oil-producing countries to demand-induced oil price changes.Demand shocks are derived from a structural VAR model of the global oil market.Short-run price elasticities of oil supply are close to zero at the country level.OPEC and non-OPEC producers respond differently ...
oil marketstock marketshocksWe investigate the impacts of great shocks (2003 Iraq War and 2008 Financial Crisis) on the correlations between oil and US/China stock markets, utilizing a novel MADCC (mixed asymmetry dynamic conditional correlation) model. This model successfully captures the ...
Despite promising growth prospects, Kazakhstan’s economy remains dependent on oil and, therefore, vulnerable to shocks. Ongoing structural reforms around the judicial system, intellectual property, transparency, regulations, and tax aim to create a more transparent and market-regulated business envir...
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The U.S. economy can take a lot of hits and keep on going because so many sectors contribute to it without any single dominant sector. The same can’t be said about some other oil-producing nations like Russia or Venezuela whose fortunes rise and sink with the price of oil.In short, ...
The 1970s were a period of both high inflation and high unemployment in the U.S. due to two massive oil supply shocks. The first oil shock was from the 1973 embargo by Middle East energy producers that caused crude oil prices to quadruple in about a year.15 ...
Modern-day Keynesian economists such asPaul Krugmanargue that stagflation can be understood throughsupply shocksand that governments must act to correct the supply shock without allowing unemployment to rise too quickly. The Political Battle The most obvious fixes for stagflation tend to be deeply unpop...