Abstract
The oil market is the most volatile of all markets, with the exception of the Nasdaq. It is also the biggest commodity market in the world. Therefore one cannot avoid forecasting oil prices, nor can one expect to avoid the forecasting errors that have been made in the past. In his report, Joel Maurice draws a distinction between the short term and the medium-long term in analysing the outlook for oil prices. (author)
Citation Formats
Maurice, J.
Petroleum price; Prix du petrole.
France: N. p.,
2001.
Web.
Maurice, J.
Petroleum price; Prix du petrole.
France.
Maurice, J.
2001.
"Petroleum price; Prix du petrole."
France.
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title = {Petroleum price; Prix du petrole}
author = {Maurice, J}
abstractNote = {The oil market is the most volatile of all markets, with the exception of the Nasdaq. It is also the biggest commodity market in the world. Therefore one cannot avoid forecasting oil prices, nor can one expect to avoid the forecasting errors that have been made in the past. In his report, Joel Maurice draws a distinction between the short term and the medium-long term in analysing the outlook for oil prices. (author)}
place = {France}
year = {2001}
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