Sökning: "makroekonomiska olja"
Hittade 4 uppsatser innehållade orden makroekonomiska olja.
1. En empirisk studie om förhållandet mellan oljepriser och den svenska aktiemarknaden
Kandidat-uppsats, Mittuniversitetet/Avdelningen för ekonomivetenskap och juridikSammanfattning : Studier om oljepriser och finansiella marknader är relativt få i jämförelse med de studier som finns om förhållandet mellan oljepriser och makroekonomiska variabler. Olja betraktas som en av de viktigaste produktionsfaktorerna, vilket innebär att förändringar i oljepriser påverkar företags kostnader och därmed aktiemarknaden. LÄS MER
2. Oil and the Power it EntailsGlobal Interdependence and Macroeconomic Impact
Kandidat-uppsats, KTH/Fastigheter och byggandeSammanfattning : The study covers oil and the power it entails and focuses on oil interdependence, oil-related conflicts and crises and macroeconomic effects. This thesis aims to examine the global oil industry's trade structure, to clarify the international geopolitical situation in the oil industry, and to analyze the effects of fluctuations in price on a macroeconomic level. LÄS MER
3. How the Price of Crude Oil Affects the Swedish Stock Market
Kandidat-uppsats, IHH, NationalekonomiSammanfattning : In late summer 2006 we experienced historically high oil prices, and due to this event we found it appropriate to investigate what influence oil price changes has on the Swedish stock market. The purpose with our research was to see the affect that oil price changes has on the Swedish economy, and if the influence of the oil price is still as strong as it used to be. LÄS MER
4. Oil Dependencies and Peak Oil's Effects on Oil Consumption : A case study of six countries
Kandidat-uppsats, IHH, NationalekonomiSammanfattning : During the year of 2007, the world has experienced historically high oil prices both in nominal and in real terms, which has reopened discussions about energy sustainability. We therefore found it interesting to research oil dependencies and elasticities for Brazil, China, Norway, South Korea, Sweden and USA; and their possible oil consumption response to a Peak Oil phenomenon. LÄS MER