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Price of Crude Oil in Perspective

AAPG Bulletin, 1936
ABSTRACT The price of crude oil is reviewed in perspective from the inception of the American petroleum industry to the present by means of a comparison between the weighted average price of crude oil and the average price of thirty basic commodities.
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The pricing of US crude oil

Energy Policy, 1975
Abstract The present system of pricing US crude oil is both wasteful and counter-productive, argues Mr Renshaw. He points to numerous ways to improve upon the existing pricing system ranging from immediate deregulation of petroleum prices to a set of compensating tax increases and a redesigned pricing system which would achieve gradual deregulation ...
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The price of OPEC crude oil

Energy Policy, 1975
What will be the price of petroleum in 1985? Dr Cochrane describes a methodology for determining the price of OPEC crude oil in 1985 assuming a zero growth in output. He reviews the energy balance sheets of OECD areas - North America, Western Europe and Japan - and concludes that a price of $34 per tonne could be realised by members of OPEC by 1985 ...
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CRUDE OIL PRICE DIFFERENTIALS

OPEC Review, 1978
The search for a solution to the vexed problem of crude oil price differentials continues to exercise the minds of OPEC experts. And in the opinion of Adrian Al‐Janabi, who dealt with the history of this subject in a previous Paper (OPEC Review, Vol. 1, No.
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Hedonic prices for crude oil

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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Crude Oil Prices--A Comment

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 Effect of Crude Oil Price on the Methanol price [PDF]

open access: possible, 2012
Crude oil as one of the main sources of energy is also the main source of income for members of OPEC. So, the volatility of crude oil price is one of the main economic variables in the world and analysis of the effect of its changes on key economic factors has been always considered as significant.
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