The Behavior of Retail Gasoline Prices: Symmetric or Not?

Jeffrey D. Karrenbrock

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Jeffrey D. Karrenbrock examines the behavior of retail gasoline prices. As the author first points out, oil producers and refiners are not the only entities on the supply side who influence gasoline prices.

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