Symposium on Oil Markets and the Economy, July 25, 2011
Key topics covered in the symposium include methods and models used to project future crude oil prices, evaluating accuracy and adjustments in real-time pricing forecasts for real oil prices, analysis into how market stockpiles and financial speculation influence price swings, and a review of past major disruptions in oil supplies and their macroeconomic repercussions.
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- Symposium on Oil Markets and the Economy [Agenda]
- Forecasting the Price of Oil
- Real Time Forecasts of the Real Price of Oil
- Role of Inventories and Speculative Trading
- Historical Oil Shocks
- A Microeconomic View of Oil Price Levels and Volatility [Presentation]
- The Role of Speculation and Other Drivers of the Real Price of Crude Oil [Presentation]
- What do Recent Developments in Oil Markets Mean for the Economy? [Presentation]
- Oil & the Economy [Presentation]
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