The Small Oil Producer in The World Economy

Jon Harkness

Working Paper from Economics Department, Queen's University

Abstract: This paper models the macro effects of exogenous oil and other shocks on a small open economy (SOE) which is, itself, an oil producer. The SOE has an oil and manufacturing sector, where oil is an intermediate input. The world economy is explicitly modelled. The SOE's authorities may, as in Canada, prevent world oil prices from being passed through to the domestic economy. Of interest is the insulating properties, if any, of indexing domestic to world oil prices.

Pages: 27
Date: 1982
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