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This exercise uses monthly data for the US from 1978-2013 to estimate a demand function for gasoline in the US. The demand function is used to calculate the price and income elasticity of demand. Subsequently, it shows how to estimate elasticities in the short and the long run.
Reference 6159
Published 21 Aug 2015
Length 5 page(s)
Topic Economics & Finance
Region Global
Industry Oil & Energy, Renewables & Environment
This exercise uses monthly data for the US from 1978-2013 to estimate a demand function for gasoline in the US. The demand function is used to calculate the price and income elasticity of demand. Subsequently, it shows how to estimate elasticities in the short and the long run.
By the summer of 2005, the US and China were crossing swords on a plethora of issues including intellectual property rights, yuan valuation, underwear imports, and nuclear concerns. The friction stemmed from China's rapid rise as a political, military and economic power as well as from US domestic concerns over loss of jobs and the nuclear threats posed by North Korea and Iran.
Reference 5368
Published 05 Jan 2006
Length 23 page(s)
Topic Economics & Finance
Region Global
Industry Oil & Energy
By the summer of 2005, the US and China were crossing swords on a plethora of issues including intellectual property rights, yuan valuation, underwear imports, and nuclear concerns. The friction stemmed from China's rapid rise as a political, military and economic power as well as from US domestic concerns over loss of jobs and the nuclear threats posed by North Korea and Iran.
A description of the events leading to the collapse of China Aviation Oil under US$550m of derivative trading losses and subsequent attempts to identify the causes and save the company from liquidation via a debt restructuring scheme of arrangement.
Reference 5292
Published 09 Jan 2005
Length 38 page(s)
Topic Economics & Finance
Region Asia
Industry Oil & Energy
A description of the events leading to the collapse of China Aviation Oil under US$550m of derivative trading losses and subsequent attempts to identify the causes and save the company from liquidation via a debt restructuring scheme of arrangement.