Handbook of Natural Resource and Energy Economics, vol 3

Edited by A. V. Kneese† and J. L. Sweeney ()

in Handbook of Natural Resource and Energy Economics from Elsevier, edited by A. V. Kneese† and J. L. Sweeney

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Chapters in this book:

Ch 17 Economic theory of depletable resources: An introduction , pp 759-854: James L. Sweeney
Ch 18 The optimal use of exhaustible resources , pp 855-880: Geoffrey Heal
Ch 19 Intertemporal consistency issues in depletable resources , pp 881-931: Larry S. Karp and David M Newbery
Ch 20 Buying energy and nonfuel minerals: Final, derived, and speculative demand , pp 935-1009: Margaret Slade, Charles D. Kolstad and Robert J. Weiner
Ch 21 Mineral resource stocks and information , pp 1011-1076: DeVerle P. Harris
Ch 22 Strategies for modeling exhaustible resource , pp 1077-1107: Dennis Epple and John Londregan
Ch 23 Natural resources in an age of substitutability , pp 1111-1130: Partha Dasgupta
Ch 24 Natural resource cartels , pp 1131-1166: David J. Teece, David Loren Sunding and Elaine Mosakowski
Ch 25 The economics of energy security: Theory, evidence, policy , pp 1167-1218: Michael A. Toman
Ch 26 Natural resource use and the environment , pp 1219-1265: Charles D. Kolstad and Jeffrey A. Krautkraemer
Ch 27 Energy the environment, and economic growth , pp 1267-1349: Dale W. Jorgenson and Peter J Wilcoxen

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