International Economic Interdependency and U.S. National Energy Policy

Arnold B. Baker

The Energy Journal, 2010, vol. Volume 31, issue Number 4, 57-78

Abstract: This paper briefly reviews some key aspects of U.S. energy policy history and policy-making complexity, considers the issues and pressures that growing international economic interdependency may bring, and suggests some ap­proaches and tools for improvement.

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Date: 2010
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