Oil price: Endless ability to surprise

Baltasar Manzano

Nature Energy, 2016, vol. 1, issue 5, 1-2

Abstract: Economic agents have varying expectations on oil price fluctuations that play an important role in determining the timing and magnitude of oil price shocks. A study now shows that heterogeneous expectations should be included when modelling oil price shocks to grasp their impact on macroeconomic outcomes and energy policies.

Date: 2016
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