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The Relationship between Crude and Refined Product Market: The Case of Singapore Gasoline Market using MOPS Data
Economic theory suggests that refined and crude oil prices should be interrelated as the refined products are a derivative of the crude product and hence the prices of the two categories must have a long run relationship. However any short term feedbacks between the two markets are also of interest.
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