Oil price shocks and employment: the case of Ohio coal mining (original) (raw)
Oil price shocks and employment: the case of Ohio coal mining
Energy Economics, 1996
Abstract
Economic theory suggests that oil price shocks will have an impact on employment in local coal markets. However, theory is silent on both the absolute and relative magnitudes. Based on vector autoregressive models, we find that oil price shocks, and therefore OPEC ...
John Hoag hasn't uploaded this paper.
Let John know you want this paper to be uploaded.
Ask for this paper to be uploaded.