Europe, prices and demand: key producers are maximizing rent by Bros, T

“…With more than a 50 per cent gas market share in Europe combined, they have theoretically more power in the European gas market than OPEC has in the oil market. The latter provides 32 per cent of the global oil supply…”

Personal commentary by Odell, P

“…During the recent oil price ‘crisis’ it was ironic that the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer, while castigating OPEC’s members for failing to produce enough oil to bring prices down, ignored the UK’s role since the early 1990s as one of the top-10 global oil producers. …”

Coronavirus: impact on the economy and financial markets by E. A. Barinov

“…The article examines the impact of the pandemic on the world economy. The impact of the OPEC+ oil agreement and the reduction of its production on financial markets and exchange rates is noted. …”
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Supply instability and oil market behavior by Jacoby, Henry D., Paddock, James Lester

“…The resultant price rises are explored in the context of the behavior of the spot market and key OPEC countries. In particular, the economic and political roles of excess oil supply in the Persian Gulf nations are discussed. …”
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Introduction, issue 81

“…Robert Bacon whose work at the World Bank relates to this important issue, and Suleiman Al-Herbish, the Director General of the OPEC Fund for International Development (OFID), both contribute to a discussion on this theme.…”

[123I]-metaiodobenzylguanidine imaging findings and outcome in patients with metastatic neuroblastoma by Yaw A. Amoako, Ann van Eyssen, Anita Brink

“…Contribution: In contrast to international studies the Curie score did not predict treatment outcome in the South African setting where the vast majority of patients are treated with OPEC/OJEC OPEC/OJEC (vincristine [O], cisplatin [P], etoposide [E], cyclophosphamide [C] and carboplatin [J]) chemotherapy.…”
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Global oil demand dynamics: rebalancing the debate by Fattouh, B

“…These predictions are based on three main pillars: (1) a very limited growth in non-OPEC supply due to peak oil and/or over-ground constraints such as geopolitical factors and hardening fiscal terms; (2) a slowdown in investment in OPEC countries due to a variety of factors such as geopolitical and the incapability and/or unwillingness of these countries to invest in the oil sector in the presence of large spare capacity and large demand uncertainty; and (3) a rapid growth in global oil demand fuelled mainly by non-OECD countries.…”

Distinguishable patterns of competition, collusion, and parallel action by Smith, James L.

“…An application to the world oil market finds strong evidence of collusive behavior among OPEC members, but not elsewhere.…”
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THE PRICE OF OIL. REACHING FOR THE BOTTOM by VADIM VITAL’EVICH Ponkratov

“…Taken together, this has led to a change in the landscape of the oil market and revealed the reluctance of member countries of OPEC to influence the price levels by reducing the supplyof oil for the fear of losing their market share. …”
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A perspective on Robert Mabro’s work and contribution to petroleum research by Al-Moneef, M

“…In the early 1970s, following what came to be known as the ‘first energy crisis’, we were confronted with a barrage of media coverage about the ‘Arab dominated OPEC’ who sought to ‘strangulate the industrial world’ by controlling the price of oil. …”

Who makes the oil price? An analysis of oil price movements 1978-1982 by Roberts, S

“…Two years later the position changed to one of unprecedented excess supply, with OPEC producing at less than 55 per cent of capacity. …”

Venezuelan oil - the unfulfilled promise by Pacheco, L

“…</p> <p>Venezuelan politics, and by implication its economy, have always been product and hostage to oil and the capriciousness of the oil price. A founder member of OPEC, and throughout history a very vocal, and at times vociferous advocate for the rights of the sovereign state against the international oil companies, Venezuela is today the archetype of an oil-producing and exporting country that does not seem to be able to leverage its resource base into sustainable development for its population.…”

The private oil companies : from consolidation to growth by Arnott, R

“…Political barriers effectively ruled out investment in most OPEC countries as well as in countries under communist rule. …”

THE APPLICATION OF MODERN TOOLS OF PREINVESTMENT ANALYSIS by D. D. Kuznetsova, T. M. Rogulenko

“…The stability and financial return on investment projects of the domestic oil industry is influenced by many factors: the dynamics of the key rate of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, foreign and national currency rates, as well as the political and economic situation of the country on the world stage and the behavior of oil exporting countries and OPEC participants. In addition to financial quantitative indicators, it is important for a potential investor to assess other types of risks, that he may face during the implementation of the investment project. …”
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DETERMINANTS OF SOVEREIGN RATING: FACTOR BASED ORDERED PROBIT MODELS FOR PANEL DATA ANALYSIS MODELING FRAMEWORK by Dilek Teker, Aynur Pala, Oya Kent

“…We use specific dummies to investigate the structural breaks in time and cross section such as pre crises, post crises, BRIC membership, EU membership, OPEC membership, shipbuilder country and platinum reserved country. …”
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Introduction, issue 90

“…In large, this has been due to the region’s comparably small reserve base for oil and natural gas – despite notable exceptions as in the cases of OPEC members Nigeria, Angola, Algeria and Libya. …”

Saudi Arabia and its role in oil markets by Moody-Stuart, M

“…A core element of the Oxford Energy Seminar has always been discussion on the influence which OPEC in general and Saudi Arabia in particular has had on the oil price and its environment. …”

Determinants of Sovereign Rating: Factor Based Ordered Probit Models for Panel Data Analysis Modeling Framework by Dilek Teker, Aynur Pala, Oya Kent

“…We use specific dummies to investigate the structural breaks in time and cross section such as pre crises, post crises, BRIC membership, EU membership, OPEC membership, shipbuilder country and platinum reserved country. …”
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Wavelet Coherence and Continuous Wavelet Transform - Implementation and Application to the Relationship between Exchange Rate and Oil Price for Importing and Exporting Countries by Jassim Aladwani

“…In addition, in most of the period studied, exchange rate for importing and exporting countries was leading and passing anti-cycle effects on oil price (OPEC, BRENT, and WTI) shocks which are the major contribution of our study. …”
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Determinants of Sovereign Rating: Factor Based Ordered Probit Models for Panel Data Analysis Modeling Framework by Dilek Teker, Aynur Pala, Oya Kent

“…We use specific dummies to investigate the structural breaks in time and cross section such as pre crises, post crises, BRIC membership, EU membership, OPEC membership, shipbuilder country and platinum reserved country. …”
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