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Examines impact on U.S. economy of sharp increases in oil prices, in light of historical trends indicating that recessions often follow price increases. Discusses theoretical considerations and policy implications of oil shocks, and reviews the empirical record regarding the relationship between the economy and oil prices, including studies on the interaction between monetary policy and oil prices and the impact of oil shocks on employment.
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