An Econometric Model of the World Tanker Market

Michael Beenstock · Andreas Vergottis

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The authors’ model stresses the interdependence of the market for oil freight and the market for tankers. Rational expectations ensure that when shocks are anticipated some adjustment takes place beforehand.

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1980Econometric Implications of the Rational Expectations Hypothesis

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