Excessive Volatility in Gasoline Prices? Economic Research Shows that Many Price Spikes and Other Patterns, Often the Subject of Antitrust Concern, Are in Fact Consistent with Competition

Michael Noel

Excessive Volatility in Gasoline Prices? Economic Research Shows that Many Price Spikes and Other Patterns, Often the Subject of Antitrust Concern, Are in Fact Consistent with Competition

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Original language	English
Publisher	American Bar Association, Section of Antitrust Law
State	Published - 2012

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Excessive Volatility in Gasoline Prices? Economic Research Shows that Many Price Spikes and Other Patterns, Often the Subject of Antitrust Concern, Are in Fact Consistent with Competition

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