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The procyclical nature of oil demand based on growth in China, India, the Middle East and Russia

04/11/2012

Higher growth leads to higher demand and higher prices in a pro-cyclical mode. In this pro-cyclical higher prices do not lead to decreased consumption as happened in the 1980's with oil demand coming principally from developed countries in Europe and N. America.

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