Global economies seem on their way to recovery after the recent downturn. However, one dilemma has emerged that could halt expansion and raise the specter of inflation – energy prices
The oil price hit a low of around USD 10 at the end of 1999. Since then it has moved upwards in a se...
Higher world oil prices in the past decade have caused serious economic disruptions in most developi...
This article deals with the new quality of situation in recent price – hikes of crude oil as the mos...
This year’s sharp oil price increases have led to concerns about a threat to continued economic pros...
Globalisation has gone a long way towards freeing individual economies from their resource and techn...
Two years ago, oil prices were on their way up to the peak of $144 on 3 July 2008 – which was follow...
Any projection of global economic developments up to 2005 will greatly depend on an assessment of a ...
The global “great recession” was precipitated in part by record high prices of oil and other commodi...
The global “great recession ” was precipitated in part by record high prices of oil and other commod...
High oil prices have been associated with bouts of inflation and economic instability over the last ...
Oil has historically been the most significant primary energy source for our daily lives and busines...
[From the Introduction]. The price of oil has surged five-fold since 2003. A variety of factors are ...
New fears about escalating fuel prices and accumulating inflation are raising concerns about the pos...
The price of oil has surged five-fold since 2003. A variety of factors are used to explain this: tur...
How will the drop in oil prices affect European economies? As Bert Scholtens writes, the general exp...
The oil price hit a low of around USD 10 at the end of 1999. Since then it has moved upwards in a se...
Higher world oil prices in the past decade have caused serious economic disruptions in most developi...
This article deals with the new quality of situation in recent price – hikes of crude oil as the mos...
This year’s sharp oil price increases have led to concerns about a threat to continued economic pros...
Globalisation has gone a long way towards freeing individual economies from their resource and techn...
Two years ago, oil prices were on their way up to the peak of $144 on 3 July 2008 – which was follow...
Any projection of global economic developments up to 2005 will greatly depend on an assessment of a ...
The global “great recession” was precipitated in part by record high prices of oil and other commodi...
The global “great recession ” was precipitated in part by record high prices of oil and other commod...
High oil prices have been associated with bouts of inflation and economic instability over the last ...
Oil has historically been the most significant primary energy source for our daily lives and busines...
[From the Introduction]. The price of oil has surged five-fold since 2003. A variety of factors are ...
New fears about escalating fuel prices and accumulating inflation are raising concerns about the pos...
The price of oil has surged five-fold since 2003. A variety of factors are used to explain this: tur...
How will the drop in oil prices affect European economies? As Bert Scholtens writes, the general exp...
The oil price hit a low of around USD 10 at the end of 1999. Since then it has moved upwards in a se...
Higher world oil prices in the past decade have caused serious economic disruptions in most developi...
This article deals with the new quality of situation in recent price – hikes of crude oil as the mos...
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