relative natural gas price energy intensity interaction coefficients / oil and gas energy boom / energy intensity / oil field workers / energy-intensive industries / least energy-intensive industry / manufacturing industry / manufacturing industries / electricity / energy consumption / energy-intensity / manufacturing sector / energy-intensive industry / relative natural gas price / energy-intensive manufacturing industries / natural gas usage / natural gas / energy intensity variables / relative natural gas prices / energy sources / oil and gas extraction / steel mills / energy use / manufacturing / natural gas price differential / oil and gas production / energy intensity variable / oil / natural gas consumption / positive energy supply shock / energy inputs / natural gas production / energy boom / natural gas prices / energy intensity measures / manufacturing activity using panel regression methods / energy intensive industries / energy / /
Organization
Bureau of Labor Statistic / Kenyon College / Bureau of the Census / Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System International Finance Discussion Papers Number / International Finance Division / International Monetary Fund / Department of Energy / Federal Reserve Board / Bureau of Economic Analysis / Energy Information Administration / /
Person
Tom Lorenz / Mallorie Smith / Paul Lengermann / Charles Gilbert / Andrew Loucky / Robert Adler / William R. Melick / Alessandro Barbarino / Derrick Pinckney / Joseph Gruber / Keith Munz / Kimberly Bayard / Norman Morin / / /
The Energy Boom and Manufacturing in the United States