“…Complementarily, a large body of literature suggests that crude oil prices have a statistically significant effect on economic activity (Adrangi, et al, 2001;Berument, et al, 2010;Brown & Yücel, 2001;Costantini & Martini, 2010;Fofana, et al, 2009;Hamilton, 2009aHamilton, , 2009bHanabusa, 2009;Hsing, 2007;Huang, et al, 1996;Jayaraman & Choong, 2009;Jiao & Ma, 2006;Jones, et al, 2004b;Odusami, 2010;Oladosu, 2009;Papapetrou, 2001;Rafiq, et al, 2009;Reynolds & Kolodziej, 2007;Zagaglia, 2010). Uri (1996) indicated the effect of changes in the price of crude oil on agricultural employment in the USA between 1947 and 1995 using Granger Causality.…”