Future Studies in OPEC's Global Crude Oil Demand using Vector Self-Engagement Models, Collective Exploration and Gravitational Search

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ASGARI HESHMATOLLAH; OMIDI MOHAMMADREZA; Malekinia Zahra; Omidi Ali Akbar

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Journal: Journal of Management Future Research Year:2019 | Volume:29 | Issue:115 Page(s): 101-117

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Future Studies in OPEC's Global Crude Oil Demand using Vector Self-Engagement Models, Collective Exploration and Gravitational Search

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ASGARI HESHMATOLLAH | OMIDI MOHAMMADREZA | Malekinia Zahra | Omidi Ali Akbar | Issue Writer Certificate

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OPECQ2

Global DemandQ1

PredictionQ2

Abstract

Knowledge about future oil demand is essential for OPEC member countries to set priorities and select policies in order to achieve economic growth and development. So in this study, the OPEC oil demand has been predicted using time series models Including Structural Vector Autoregressive model (SVAR), Autoregressive Integrated Moving Average model (ARIMA) and Gravitational Search Algorithm (That is one of the Innovative Search Algorithms) applying demand data from 1970 to 2014. In this regard, three criteria including Mean Sum of Squared Errors (MSSE), Mean Absolute Error (MAE) and Mean Absolute Percentage Error (MAPE) have been used to measure the predictive power of triple models. Results indicate that the SVAR model has the most appropriate Prediction of OPEC Global Demand. According to results of this model, net export variable has a positive and significant impact on oil demand and OPEC petroleum price and non-OPEC production variables have a negative and significant impact on oil demand.

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ASGARI, HESHMATOLLAH, OMIDI, MOHAMMADREZA, Malekinia, Zahra, & Omidi, Ali Akbar. (2019). Future Studies in OPEC's Global Crude Oil Demand using Vector Self-Engagement Models, Collective Exploration and Gravitational Search. JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT FUTURES RESEARCH(JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT RESEARCH), 29(115 ), 101-117. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/204297/en

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ASGARI HESHMATOLLAH, OMIDI MOHAMMADREZA, Malekinia Zahra, Omidi Ali Akbar. Future Studies in OPEC's Global Crude Oil Demand using Vector Self-Engagement Models, Collective Exploration and Gravitational Search. JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT FUTURES RESEARCH(JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT RESEARCH)[Internet]. 2019;29(115 ):101-117. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/204297/en

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HESHMATOLLAH ASGARI, MOHAMMADREZA OMIDI, Zahra Malekinia, and Ali Akbar Omidi, “Future Studies in OPEC's Global Crude Oil Demand using Vector Self-Engagement Models, Collective Exploration and Gravitational Search,” JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT FUTURES RESEARCH(JOURNAL OF MANAGEMENT RESEARCH), vol. 29, no. 115 , pp. 101–117, 2019, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/204297/en

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