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Asymmetric fuel pricing in transition economies: The case of Moscow

This paper finds out asymmetry in the fuel market of Moscow and analyzes the influence of companies' and market characteristics on asymmetric response.

Link	http://www.eerc.ru/detail…ownload.aspx?file_id=9647
Author	Bakytzhanova, Z
Date	2006
Institute	Economics Education and Research Consortium
Tags	oil, fuel, market, Russia

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