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Crude oil price volatility and environmental performance
Journal of Environmental ManagementWe study the relationship between crude oil price volatility and corporate environmental performance. Using an extensive dataset from 32 countries consisting of 18,464 firm-year observations, we provide strong evidence that oil price volatility significantly increases firms' environmental performance. Our main inference is robust when using alternative
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Crude Oil Price Determinants and the Impact Of COVID-19 on Crude Oil Price
Trends in Petroleum Engineering, 2023Causes of oil price increase have been a subject of much interest and numerous studies given the importance of oil as the main source of energy of the world. In the last two decades, the price volatility of crude oil has always remained a controversy. Literature has two views.
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On the theory of crude oil prices—II. Price elasticity of crude oil reserves
Energy Conversion, 1977Abstract If recent trends are continued, the price of crude oil will be a strong driving force in changing the practice of energy conversion. This paper discusses the price elasticity of crude oil reserves. Following a presentation of an overview of historical crude oil prices at the well-head and proved reserves, correlations are examined between ...
Bijan Mossavar-Ramani, Jesse C. Denton
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OPEC's optimal crude oil price
Energy Policy, 2004Abstract In March 2000, OPEC decided to stabilise oil prices within a range of 22–28 US-Dollar/barrel of crude oil. Such an oil-price-level is far beyond the short and long run marginal costs of oil production, beyond even that in regions with particularly high costs.
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Crude Oil Prices-The Direction?
Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1984Summary Through the mid-1980's, real crude prices should be flat to down, and thereafter increase at a rate equal to or less than inflation. This forecast assumes that free-world energy demand will he down by about 5% during that time period to about 106 million B/D [16.9 × 10(6) m3/d] crude oil equivalent (COE). If
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The Pricing Of Crude Oil [PDF]
, 2012 Arguably no commodity is more important for the modern economy than oil. This is true in terms of both production and financial market activity. Yet its pricing is relatively complex. In part this reflects the fact that there are actually more than 300 types of crude oil, the characteristics of which can vary quite markedly. This article describes some
Stephanie Dunn, James Holloway
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Applied Economics Letters, 2003
This article presents a hedonic analysis of crude oil, the price and quality of which varies considerably from one stream to another. Different from common hedonic applications in the literature, the estimated implicit prices for the physical characteristics of crude oil have a clear interpretation: it reflects the market's valuation, but not the ...
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This article presents a hedonic analysis of crude oil, the price and quality of which varies considerably from one stream to another. Different from common hedonic applications in the literature, the estimated implicit prices for the physical characteristics of crude oil have a clear interpretation: it reflects the market's valuation, but not the ...
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OPEC Review, 1999
The price of crude oil is among the most important prices quoted daily across the world — which is not surprising, since crude oil is the most widely used source of energy worldwide, as well as being a unique commodity.When petroleum burst onto the world stage in 1859, its price first went through some initial gyrations (1860–70), before settling in ...
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The price of crude oil is among the most important prices quoted daily across the world — which is not surprising, since crude oil is the most widely used source of energy worldwide, as well as being a unique commodity.When petroleum burst onto the world stage in 1859, its price first went through some initial gyrations (1860–70), before settling in ...
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The Journal of Industrial Economics, 1957
THE paper on 'Crude Oil Prices in the United States at the Gulf Coast' by Professor Wayne A. Leeman is a most welcome contribution towards the clarification of problems which are approached, if at all, mostly for their political and legal implications rather than for their significance in terms of economics. Professor Leeman's conclusion that the price
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THE paper on 'Crude Oil Prices in the United States at the Gulf Coast' by Professor Wayne A. Leeman is a most welcome contribution towards the clarification of problems which are approached, if at all, mostly for their political and legal implications rather than for their significance in terms of economics. Professor Leeman's conclusion that the price
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CRUDE OIL PRICING IN THE EASTERN REGION
Proceedings of SPE Eastern Regional Meeting, 1969Perrine, William E., Coordinator of Crude Oil Perrine, William E., Coordinator of Crude Oil Supply and Transportation Ashland Oil and Refining Company CRUDE OIL PRICING IN THE EASTERN REGION It is indeed a pleasure to be able to visit with you here in Columbus today. Frankly, though, I must admit that
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