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CeNTRe FoR APPLied MACRo - ANd PeTRoLeuM eCoNoMiCS (CAMP)

CAMP Working Paper Series No 3/2012

Oil price density forecasts:

exploring the linkages with stock markets

Marco J. Lombardi and Francesco Ravazzolo

© Authors 2012.

This paper can be downloaded without charge from the CAMP website http://www.bi.no/camp

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Bi Norwegian Business School

Centre for Applied Macro - Petroleum economics (CAMP) N-0442 oslo

http://www.bi.no/camp

CAMP Working Paper Series iSSN: 1892-2198

CeNTRe FoR APPLied MACRo - ANd PeTRoLeuM eCoNoMiCS (CAMP)

Centre for Applied Macro - and Petroleum economics (CAMP)

will bring together economists working on applied macroeconomic issues, with special emphasis on petroleum economics.

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