Long-run relations and short-run dynamics among coal, natural gas and oil prices

Hassan Mohammadi

Applied Economics, 2011, vol. 43, issue 2, 129-137

Abstract: We examine the long-run relations and short-run dynamics among the three primary energy prices-coal, natural gas and crude oil-using the annual and monthly US data for the post-1970 period. The results are consistent with the view that oil prices are determined globally; natural gas prices are determined regionally and coal prices are set by long-term contracts.

Date: 2011
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