Energy Economics

1979 - 2025

Continuation of Journal of Energy Finance & Development.

Current editor(s): R. S. J. Tol, Beng Ang, Lance Bachmeier, Perry Sadorsky, Ugur Soytas and J. P. Weyant

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Volume 10, issue 4, 1988

Precautionary storage of refinery products: The case of distillate fuel oil pp. 254-260

Mark Newton Lowry

The sensitivity of consumption of oil products to price changes: An econometric investigation pp. 261-270

Jonathan Sandbach

Gasoline demand: The case of Saudi Arabia pp. 271-275

Mohammed A. Al-Sahlawi

Gasoline consumption and the stock of motor vehicles: An empirical analysis for the Swiss economy pp. 276-282

Walter Wasserfallen and Heinz Guntensperger

Short-run versus long-run marginal cost pricing pp. 283-286

Anna P. Della Valle

A cost comparison of alternative policies for sulphur dioxide control: The case of the British power plant sector pp. 287-297

Heinz Welsch

Total elasticities of energy demand analysed within a general equilibrium model pp. 298-308

Svein Longva, Oystein Olsen and Steinar Strøm

Decomposition of changes in energy intensity: A comparison of the Divisia index and other methods pp. 309-312

Gale Boyd, Donald A. Hanson and Thomas Sterner

Application of the translog model of energy substitution to developing countries: The case of Korea pp. 313-323

Bong Chin Kim and Walter C. Labys

Weather, the estimation of residential energy demand relationships and the reporting of data pp. 324-325

John H. Herbert

Weather, the estimation of residential energy demand relationships and the reporting of data - a reply pp. 325-325

A. A. Rushdi

Volume 10, issue 3, 1988

OPEC stability: An empirical assessment pp. 174-184

Albert L. Danielsen and Seungwook Kim

World oil market simulation pp. 185-198

Nick Baldwin and Richard Prosser

On the efficiency of futures markets: Another View pp. 199-205

Anthony E. Bopp and Scott Sitzer

Structural changes in residential energy demand pp. 206-212

Roger H. Dunstan and Ronald H. Schmidt

Structural changes in residential electricity demand pp. 213-222

Wen S. Chern and Howarth Bouis

Residential demand for energy in Jamaica pp. 223-228

Harridutt Ramcharran

The Brazilian national alcohol programme: An economic reappraisal and adjustments pp. 229-234

Ronaldo Seroa da Motta and Leo da Rocha Ferreira

Distributional impacts of oil and gas tax reforms pp. 235-241

Adam Rose and Brandt Stevens

Resource extraction of imperfect substitutes pp. 242-248

Franz Wirl

Volume 10, issue 2, 1988

An option pricing approach to evaluating petroleum projects pp. 91-99

Steinar Ekern

Efficient strategies for natural gas expansion under uncertainty: The case of Sweden pp. 100-106

Goran Bergendahl

Impacts of electricity rates on industrial location pp. 107-116

Peter Nijkamp and Adriaan Perrels

Demand, cost and prices in duopoly pp. 117-124

Julian L. Simon and Joseph Ben-Ur

A demand-determined model of the residual fuel oil market pp. 125-139

David Jay Green

Scale economies and capacity utilization: The importance of relative fuel prices pp. 140-146

Daniel Coates and James Mulligan

Oil supply disruptions and modelling methodologies: The role of LP models pp. 147-154

T. Randall Curlee, Anthony F. Turhollow and Sujit Das

Domestic appliance energy usage in Western Australia pp. 155-162

Peter Goldschmidt

Deforestation from the overexploitation of wood resources as a cooking fuel: A dynamic approach to pricing energy resources in Sudan pp. 163-168

Rashid M. Hassan and Greg Hertzler

Volume 10, issue 1, 1988

The economics of rural electrification projects pp. 3-17

Mohan Munasinghe

Environmental constraints and a dynamic model for energy development pp. 18-28

Hamid Beladi and Habib A. Zuberi

Auxiliary heating in the residential sector pp. 29-41

John Reilly and S. A. Shankle

GCC energy demand outlook to 2000 pp. 42-46

Mohammed A. Al-Sahlawi

Income and price elasticities of energy consumption in Egypt: A time-series analysis pp. 47-58

Gouda Abdel-Khalek

Household demand for energy in the UK pp. 59-78

D. N. Manning

A note on resource value and marketability pp. 79-83

Thomas A. Barthold and Roy Boyd

An analysis of Japanese coking coal procurement policies: The Canadian and Australian experience: by D.L. Anderson Centre for Resource Studies Monograph No 17, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada, 1987, 214 pp, $25.00 pp. 84-85

William A. Donnelly

Volume 9, issue 4, 1987

Energy elasticities under Divisia and Btu aggregation pp. 210-214

Hong V. Nguyen

Impact of tax reform on renewable energy and cogeneration projects pp. 215-226

Edward Kahn and Charles A. Goldman

Electricity equilibrium models with stochastic demands pp. 227-240

Nissan Levin and Jacob Zahavi

The behaviour of publicly owned utilities in wholesale electricity markets: The case of the Pacific Northwest pp. 241-250

Lon L. Peters and Kenneth P. Seiden

Residential demand for energy commodities: A household production function approach pp. 251-256

Keith D. Willett and Shahdad Naghshpour

Energy prices and investment over the business cycle pp. 257-264

Victor Glass and E. S. Cahn

A process for decision-making on natural gas: Fiscal competitiveness in reservoir development pp. 265-273

Paolo Fobelli

A cross-sectional analysis of energy--output correlation pp. 274-286

B.W. Ang

The demand for gasoline: a comment on the cross-section analysis by Drollas pp. 287-289

J. Stuart Wabe

Wabe's cross-section analysis of the demand for gasoline--a reply pp. 289-291

Leonidas P. Drollas

Volume 9, issue 3, 1987

Residential energy demand: An integrated two-levels approach pp. 139-144

Jean-Thomas Bernard, Michel Lemieux and Simon Thivierge

Analysis of the factors influencing energy consumption in industry: A revised method pp. 145-148

W. Reitler, M. Rudolph and H. Schaefer

The demand for energy: Evidence from a cross-country demand system pp. 149-153

Denzil Fiebig, James Seale and Henri Theil

Changing market opportunities and the structure of R & D investment: The case of energy pp. 154-158

Frank Lichtenberg

The price of energy and factor substitution in the US economy pp. 159-166

J. V. Greenman and L. P. Drollas

Inventory theory in cartelized markets pp. 167-175

Albert L. Danielsen and Phillip Cartwright

The social viability of ethanol production in Brazil pp. 176-182

Ronaldo Seroa da Motta

Optimal subsidies to new energy sources pp. 183-189

Barry D. Solomon and Thomas D. Georgianna

Exploration for petroleum and the inventory of proven reserves pp. 190-194

Sjur Flåm and E. Moxnes

Energy and economic growth: A case study of Pakistan pp. 195-204

T. Riaz

Volume 9, issue 2, 1987

Regional energy input prices in Canadian manufacturing: An index number approach pp. 66-72

M. W. L. Chan and E. H. Oksanen

Continuity and reversal in oil spot price movements pp. 73-81

Peter J. W. N. Bird

Nuclear power and coal-fired CHP pp. 82-92

Poul Erik Grohnheit and Peter Laut

Helium conservation: Supply and demand projections in the USA reconsidered pp. 93-98

Noel D. Uri

Peak-pricing and self-rationing of gas pp. 99-103

Colin M. Cannon

Multi-product pricing for electric power pp. 104-114

Shmuel S. Oren, Stephen A. Smith and Robert Wilson

Estimates of energy and non-energy elasticities in selected Asian manufacturing sectors: Policy implications pp. 115-128

C. M. Siddayao, Mohammed Khaled, J. G. Ranada and S. Saicheua

Volume 9, issue 1, 1987

Economic forces in the European gas market -- a 1985 prospective pp. 2-16

Jacqueline Boucher and Yves Smeers

A simulation model of interfuel substitution in the industrial boiler market pp. 17-30

Jim Skea

Appliance-specific electricity consumption in Slovene households pp. 31-36

Tine Stanovnik

Rate sensitivity and the optimal choice of production capacity of petroleum reservoirs pp. 37-45

Arild N. Nystad

Distributional equity and optimal prices for the public sector: The flexible coefficients case pp. 46-54

Raghbendra Jha and M. Narsimha Murty

Input substitution in Thailand's manufacturing sector: Implications for energy policy pp. 55-63

Supavud Saicheua