| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - According to Hamilton, once Oil hits 6% of consumer spending, AND if the price is a "shock - i.e., we have not just seen this price already, it is a new, higher price than the recent past - then consumers alter their behavior, ultimately cutting back spending more than twice as much as the Oil price increases directly change their costs.Let's return to Shiller's starting point: that [F]ew argued
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