Details about Stephen P. A. Brown

Homepage:	https://www.unlv.edu/people/stephen-brown
Phone:	702 895 3651
Postal address:	Economics Department Lee Business School - BEH 503 University of Nevada, Las Vegas 4505 S. Maryland Parkway, MS 456005 Las Vegas, NV 89154-6005
Workplace:	Department of Economics, Lee School of Business, University of Nevada-Las Vegas, (more information at EDIRC) Resources for the Future (RFF), (more information at EDIRC)

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Working Papers

2010

1. Abundant Shale Gas Resources: Long-Term Implications for U.S. Natural Gas Markets
   Discussion Papers, Resources For the Future View citations (11)
2. Oil Price Shocks and U.S. Economic Activity: An International Perspective
   Discussion Papers, Resources For the Future View citations (13)
   Also in Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas (2010) View citations (7)
3. Reassessing the Oil Security Premium
   Discussion Papers, Resources For the Future View citations (11)

2008

4. An international perspective on oil price shocks and U.S. economic activity
   Globalization and Monetary Policy Institute Working Paper, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas View citations (2)
5. Deliverability and regional pricing in U.S. natural gas markets
   Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas View citations (15)
   See also Journal Article in Energy Economics (2008)

2007

6. What drives natural gas prices?
   Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas View citations (12)
   See also Journal Article in The Energy Journal (2008)

2003

7. Business cycles: the role of energy prices
   Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas View citations (2)

2002

8. State and local policy, factor markets and regional growth
   Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas View citations (4)
   See also Journal Article in The Review of Regional Studies (2003)

2001

9. Energy prices and aggregate economic activity: an interpretive survey
   Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas View citations (4)
   See also Journal Article in The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance (2002)

2000

10. Unilateral OECD policies to mitigate global climate change
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

1999

11. Autocracy, democracy, bureaucracy, or monopoly: can you judge a government by its size?
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas View citations (1)
12. Oil price shocks and the U.S. economy: where does the asymmetry originate?
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas View citations (27)
    See also Journal Article in The Energy Journal (2002)

1996

13. Oil prices and aggregate economic activity: a study of eight OECD countries
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas View citations (1)
14. Some implications of increased cooperation in world oil conservation
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
    See also Journal Article in Economic and Financial Policy Review (1998)

1995

15. Oil prices and inflation
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas View citations (1)

1994

16. Protecting social interest in free invention
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

1993

17. Assessing the economic cost of unilateral oil conservation
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

1990

18. U.S. oil demand and conservation
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
    See also Journal Article in Contemporary Economic Policy (1991)

1989

19. An econometric analysis of U.S. oil demand
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

1988

20. Tax policy and Texas economic development
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

1987

21. Lower oil prices and state employment
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
    See also Journal Article in Contemporary Economic Policy (1988)

1985

22. The fairness of discounting: a majority rule approach
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
    See also Journal Article in Public Choice (1987)

1984

23. Natural gas pipelines: rent revealed
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas

1982

24. A note on environmental risk and the rate of discount
    Working Papers, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
    See also Journal Article in Journal of Environmental Economics and Management (1983)

Journal Articles

2018

1. New estimates of the security costs of U.S. oil consumption
   Energy Policy, 2018, 113, (C), 171-192

2017

2. Natural gas vs. oil in U.S. transportation: Will prices confer an advantage to natural gas?
   Energy Policy, 2017, 110, (C), 210-221
3. OPEC and world oil security
   Energy Policy, 2017, 108, (C), 512-523 View citations (3)

2016

4. Using the Environmental Kuznets Curve to evaluate energy policy: Some practical considerations
   Energy Policy, 2016, 98, (C), 453-458 View citations (3)

2015

5. Evaluating U.S. oil security and import reliance
   Energy Policy, 2015, 79, (C), 9-22 View citations (7)
6. The Green Paradox of U.S. Biofuel Subsidies: Impact on Greenhouse Gas Emissions
   Economics of Energy & Environmental Policy, 2015, Volume 4, (Number 2) View citations (2)

2013

7. Assessing the U.S. oil security premium
   Energy Economics, 2013, 38, (C), 118-127 View citations (7)

2009

8. Market Arbitrage: European and North American Natural Gas Prices
   The Energy Journal, 2009, Volume 30, (Special Issue), 167-186 View citations (18)
9. What drives diesel fuel prices?
   Economic Letter, 2009, 4, (nov)

2008

10. Crude awakening: behind the surge in oil prices
    Economic Letter, 2008, 3, (may) View citations (16)
11. Deliverability and regional pricing in U.S. natural gas markets
    Energy Economics, 2008, 30, (5), 2441-2453 View citations (15)
    See also Working Paper (2008)
12. Energy security and climate change protection: Complementarity or tradeoff?
    Energy Policy, 2008, 36, (9), 3510-3513 View citations (15)
13. What Drives Natural Gas Prices?
    The Energy Journal, 2008, Volume 29, (Number 2), 45-60 View citations (72)
    See also Working Paper (2007)

2007

14. Bridging the Texas GDP gap
    Southwest Economy, 2007, (May), 11-13
15. What's driving gasoline prices?
    Economic Letter, 2007, 2, (oct) View citations (2)

2006

16. Making sense of high oil prices - a conversation with Stephen P.A. Brown
    Southwest Economy, 2006, (Jul), 8-9
17. Running on empty? how economic freedom affects oil supplies
    Economic Letter, 2006, 1, (apr), 1-8
18. THE PRIVATE SECTOR IMPACT OF STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT: HAS MORE BECOME BAD?
    Contemporary Economic Policy, 2006, 24, (4), 548-562 View citations (5)

2005

19. Natural gas pricing: do oil prices still matter?
    Southwest Economy, 2005, (Jul), 9-11 View citations (4)
20. Texas finding growth in seeming disadvantage
    Southwest Economy, 2005, (May), 10-13

2004

21. Do energy prices threaten the recovery?
    Southwest Economy, 2004, (May), 6-10
22. Energy security and global climate change mitigation
    Energy Policy, 2004, 32, (6), 715-718 View citations (8)
23. Regional update: revising Texas economic history
    Southwest Economy, 2004, (Jul), 19
24. The effect of high oil prices on today's Texas economy
    Southwest Economy, 2004, (Sep), 1-6 View citations (1)

2003

25. State and Local Policy, Factor Markets, and Regional Growth
    The Review of Regional Studies, 2003, 33, (1), 40-60 View citations (14)
    See also Working Paper (2002)
26. Terms of trade and OECD policies to mitigate global climate change
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 2003 View citations (2)
27. U.S. natural gas prices heat up
    Southwest Economy, 2003, (Sep), 1, 9-12
28. What wages and property values say about Texas
    Southwest Economy, 2003, (Mar), 1-4

2002

29. Energy prices and aggregate economic activity: an interpretative survey
    The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, 2002, 42, (2), 193-208 View citations (140)
    See also Working Paper (2001)
30. Government Organization and Power
    Economic Inquiry, 2002, 40, (3), 439-449
31. Oil Price Shocks and the U.S. Economy: Where Does the Asymmetry Originate?
    The Energy Journal, 2002, Volume23, (Number 3), 27-52 View citations (67)
    See also Working Paper (1999)

2001

32. California is giving electricity deregulation a bad name
    Southwest Economy, 2001, (Jan), 9
33. California's electricity woes: a vision of the future?
    Southwest Economy, 2001, (May), 1-6

2000

34. Do rising oil prices threaten economic prosperity?
    Southwest Economy, 2000, (Nov), 1-5
35. Gasoline and crude oil prices: why the asymmetry?
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 2000, (Q3), 23-29 View citations (38)
36. Natural resource scarcity and technological change
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 2000, (Q1), 2-13 View citations (4)
37. Oil prices and the economy
    Southwest Economy, 2000, (Jul), 1-6 View citations (3)

1999

38. Oil prices and U.S. aggregate economic activity: a question of neutrality
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 1999, (Q II), 16-23 View citations (30)
39. Texas and outlook
    Southwest Economy, 1999, (Jan), 1-5

1998

40. Crude oil and gasoline prices: an asymmetric relationship?
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 1998, (Q 1), 2-11 View citations (90)
41. Electricity deregulation likely to benefit consumers: later, if not sooner
    Southwest Economy, 1998, (May), 1-5
42. Global warming policy: some economic implications
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 1998, (Q IV), 26-35 View citations (4)
43. Some implications of increased cooperation in world oil conservation
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 1998, (Q II), 2-9
    See also Working Paper (1996)

1997

44. Intellectual property rights and product effectiveness
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 1997, (Q IV), 15-20 View citations (2)

1995

45. Energy prices and state economic performance
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 1995, (Q II), 13-23 View citations (14)
46. The energy industry: past, present and future
    Southwest Economy, 1995, (Jul), 1-5

1994

47. LDC Cooperation in World Oil Conservation
    The Energy Journal, 1994, Volume 15, (Special Issue), 310-328 View citations (1)
48. Southwest outlook brighter in 1994
    Southwest Economy, 1994, (Jan), 6-7
49. THE ECONOMIC COST OF U.S. OIL CONSERVATION
    Contemporary Economic Policy, 1994, 12, (3), 42-53 View citations (3)

1993

50. Southwest's economic growth to exceed nation's
    Southwest Economy, 1993, (Mar), 5-8
51. The BTU tax: effects on energy markets and the Southwest
    Southwest Economy, 1993, (Jul), 8-12
52. The pricing of natural gas in U.S. markets
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 1993, (Apr), 41-51 View citations (3)

1992

53. Southwest economy shows strength after second-quarter slowdown
    Southwest Economy, 1992, (Nov), 1-3
54. The Southwest's stop-and-go economy
    Southwest Economy, 1992, (Mar), 5-8

1991

55. U.S. OIL DEMAND AND CONSERVATION
    Contemporary Economic Policy, 1991, 9, (1), 67-72 View citations (1)
    See also Working Paper (1990)

1989

56. Oil demand and prices in the 1990s
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 1989, (Jan), 1-8 View citations (2)

1988

57. LOWER OIL PRICES AND STATE EMPLOYMENT
    Contemporary Economic Policy, 1988, 6, (3), 60-68 View citations (6)
    See also Working Paper (1987)
58. The new fiscal environment in Texas: what it means for state economic growth
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 1988, (Jan), 1-9

1987

59. New directions for economic growth: redesigning fiscal policies in Louisiana, New Mexico, and Texas
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 1987, (Jul), 13-20
60. The fairness of discounting: A majority rule approach
    Public Choice, 1987, 55, (3), 215-226
    See also Working Paper (1985)

1986

61. Exchange rates and world oil prices
    Economic and Financial Policy Review, 1986, (Mar), 1-10 View citations (6)

1983

62. A note on environmental risk and the rate of discount
    Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 1983, 10, (3), 282-286 View citations (1)
    See also Working Paper (1982)

Books

2005

1. Do higher oil prices still benefit Texas?
   Monograph, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas View citations (1)