... influential oilprices ups and downs in the past 45 ...in prices studied in this work, Greg Myre (2013) explains and summarizes the main causes for which the price has developed as we should see ...
... the prices of biodiesel in the Midwest, and its main feedstock, soybean ...soybean oil would anticipate short-term movement in the price of ...daily prices for the period June-2007 to December-2012 ...
... in oilprices could imply a reduction on energy ...higher oilprices may drive towards substitution of fuel combustion by other cleaner and more efficient energy ...of oilprices ...
... gas prices as well as the linear regression between Brent spot and fuel oil ...spot prices which has oc- curred in the last few years can be observed (figure ...
... high oil export revenue and to high government spending enabled by the import substitution model effective during that ...1980’s, oilprices plummeted, while world interest rates went up (Garcia ...
... stock prices driving both departures from random walk ...WTI prices to the VIX to detect the departures seen in the WTI series offers corroborative evidence consistent with Cheng et ...futures prices ...
... recent oil price hike in many countries has raised questions about the role that high levels of taxation of energy products should play in the ...on oil consumption with a view to assuming some of the bur- ...
... send oilprices even higher, with potentially serious conse- quences for the most energy-dependent developing ...commodity prices could have similar consequences for some of the poorest countries, ...
... futures prices is made by Bolinger et al (2006), who calculate the implicit risk premiums in EIA reports for natural gas (as the difference between the expected spot and future price for exactly the same ...
... and oilprices, mostly in the US and the UK, by large the most liquid markets worldwide and therefore showing a less evident connection than gas markets in Continental Europe or ...and oil markets ...
... Bacchetta and van Wincoop (2002) then extend their initial model to allow for domestic production to compete with imports. They show that when the proportion of exports in the total demand is large and firms can ...
... For β = 4 the reduction of CVaR and the standard deviation is 3,5% and 43,5% respectively. We can observe, that when the value of β is equal to 1, we obtain a particularly relevant scenario, as it is possible to obtain a ...
... The predominance of A. borkumensis (that we can observe in figure 1) in early stages of petroleum degradation has been reported in microcosms and mesocosms studies (Röling et al., 2002; Capello et al., 2007) as well as ...
... None of these communities and orga- nizations is inherently opposed to natural resource development. But most will argue against the manner in which it is gener- ally undertaken; that is, without proper local ...
... housing prices from first stage models (Carriazo et ...implicit prices for marginal pollution reductions, they are not necessarily suitable to determine welfare effects from non-marginal changes in air ...
... The second objective is to show explicitly the great fit of futures and options prices that may be fulfilled by the model. To achieve this, an empirical implementation is carried out using the Extended Kalman ...
... Concerning the results provided by the price formation mechanism, based on the heterogeneity of the goods concerning the player’s preferences, we provide sufficient conditions to guarantee the existence and uniqueness of ...
... castor oil and chicken fat. Castor oil was obtained from a company in Oaxaca dedicated to this area and fat was obtained from heating chicken greasy .../ oil (6:1, 9:1 and 12:1) and potassium ...