Does uncertainty about oil prices slow down the economy?

Richard Anderson () and Michelle T. Meisch

The Regional Economist, 2003, issue Oct, 12-13

Abstract: It's not the latest jump in oil prices that takes a toll on the economy but the uncertainty over what will happen in the future. But getting a handle on such uncertainty is a difficult task.

Keywords: Power resources - Prices; Petroleum industry and trade (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2003
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