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Research: Oil Price Instability and Policy Uncertainty in an OPEC World
The unexpected collapse in oil prices appears driven by the desire of some OPEC members to reduce competition by opening the spigots. Economists Morriss, Meiners and Yande examine the implications for the United States.

IEA Changes Tune in 2015 World Energy Outlook
Where it once saw risks, IEA's latest report takes a perspective of calm complacency about an extended period of low oil prices.

In the Shale Patch, Research Shows Early Signs of a “Resource Curse”
High school dropout rates offer evidence that even in the United States, we are not immune to long-term economic consequences from natural resource extraction.