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Risk Factors in the Oil Industry : An Upstream and Downstream Analysis

Ramos, Sofia Brito - 2014

In this paper we examine the drivers of stock market value in the upstream (producers) and downstream segments (petroleum refiners) of the oil industry.Using a sample of U.S. firms we find that stock returns of upstream and downstream firms follow stock market and oil price returns. Moreover,...

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