To be presented at the “applied econometrics and computational methods ” session (2002).

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Author	Bremmer, Dale Christ, Kevin
Abstract	After a lengthy period of fairly stable gasoline prices, recent volatility has renewed an old debate over the nature of retail gasoline price adjustment to shocks in the cost of crude oil. It is not uncommon to hear people claim that retail gasoline prices rise faster than they fall in response to changes in the world price of crude oil, or even that increases in crude oil prices are
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Publisher Date	2002-01-01
Access Restriction	Open
Subject Keyword	Computational Method Session Applied Econometrics Crude Oil Old Debate Recent Volatility World Price Lengthy Period Crude Oil Price Stable Gasoline Price Retail Gasoline Price Adjustment Hear People Retail Gasoline Price
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