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 4, issue 4, 1982

On measuring the effects of higher energy prices pp. 218-224

Anthony Bopp and George Lady

Synthetic demand functions for solar energy pp. 225-231

Neil Manning and Ray Rees

Assessing the need for power: A regional econometric model pp. 232-239

Wen S. Chern and Richard Just

The comparative metastatics of the theory of the mine pp. 240-245

Philippe Crabbé

Causal responsibility and peak load pricing pp. 246-250

Sanford Berg

Optimal reserve capacities for electricity generation: A stochastically based risk- benefit approach pp. 251-258

Samuel P. Mauch and Peter Marti

The impact of the first oil crisis on energy demand in Korea pp. 259-267

Euisoon Shin

Structuring industrial energy use: A UK case study pp. 268-275

R. K. Cattell

Combined heat and power economics pp. 276-285

Ian Dobbs

Dimensions of energy economics: Noel D. Uri JAI Press, Greenwich, CN, USA, 1981, 176 pp pp. 286-286

David Pearce

Volume 4, issue 3, 1982

The GENESYS model of OPEC, 1974-1980: Structural insights from a non-forecasting model pp. 146-158

Robert E. Kuenne

Measuring the validity and performance of energy models pp. 159-168

Walter C. Labys

The Averch-Johnson model with Leontief production functions: Extensions and applications pp. 169-179

F. H. Murphy and A. L. Soyster

Economic costs of electricity supply interruptions: US and foreign experience pp. 180-198

Arun P. Sanghvi

An aggregate model for energy costs: National product interdependence pp. 199-206

J. Emmanuel Samouilidis and Costas S. Mitropoulos

Future energy policies for the UK: an optimal control approach: Dipak Basu Macmillan, Basingstoke, Hants, UK, 1981, 178 pp, [UK pound]20.00 pp. 207-208

William Peterson

Rejoinder: Energy forecasting - the science of the art pp. 208-210

John Herbert

Rejoinder: The author replies pp. 210-211

Sergio Koreisha

Volume 4, issue 2, 1982

Residential energy use: Analysis of disaggregate data pp. 74-82

Eric Hirst, Richard Goeltz and Janet Carney

Energy conservation in the UK pp. 83-97

George F. and Jenny Morel

Energy prices, labour productivity and causality: An empirical examination pp. 98-104

Noel D. Uri and Saad A. Hassanein

An input-output framework for analysing energy consumption pp. 105-110

Se-Hark Park

District heating for the city of Ghent: Results of a project appraisal study pp. 111-120

A. Verbruggen and P. van Speybroeck

Oil price and inflation pp. 121-126

Per E. Thoresen

Efficiency aspects of electric utility coal operations pp. 127-133

John J. Gonzales

The economics of house heating: further findings pp. 134-138

Graham Capper and Alex Scott

The myth of the OPEC cartel: The role of Saudi Arabia: by Ali D. Johany University of Petroleum and Minerals, Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, and John Wiley, Chichester, UK and New York, 1980, 107 pp pp. 139-140

Martin Beudell and Panmure Gordon

Energy and architecture: The solar and conservation potential: by Christopher Flavin Worldwatch Institute, Washington, DC, USA, 1981, 64 pp, $2 pp. 140-141

Denise Cavard

Elasticities -- science or fiction?: a comment pp. 141-142

Mukhtar M. Ali

The author replies pp. 142-143

George Kouris

Volume 4, issue 1, 1982

The price of oil and economic activity: A short-run model pp. 2-6

Gideon Fishelson

Optimal policies for investment and depletion in an oil-rich industrialized economy pp. 7-20

Homa Motamen

Energy use and structural changes: Factors behind the fall in Sweden's energy output ratio pp. 21-28

Goran Ostblom

Economic oil stockpiles: Analytical solution for minima pp. 29-35

E. G. Read

A thermodynamic approach to economics pp. 36-50

John Bryant

Reducing dependence on oil imports pp. 51-64

David Kline and John P. Weyant

Energy future: Edited by Robert Stobaugh and Daniel Yergin Random House, New York, USA 1979, 353pp, $12.95 pp. 65-66

K. V. Nagarajan

The political economy of oil: Ferdinand E. Banks D.C. Heath, Lexington Books, Lexington, MA, 1980, 225 pp, [UK pound]14.00 pp. 65-65

Robert E. Kuenne

Volume 3, issue 4, 1981

The economics of nuclear fuel reprocessing: A case study of the windscale THORP plant pp. 202-218

Peter Jones and David Pearce

Canadian oil exports to the USA: From profusion to parsimony pp. 219-224

G. C. Watkins

Energy consumption and economic activity in industrialized countries: The dynamic aggregate time series relationship pp. 225-232

Michael Beenstock and P. Willcocks

The role of investment for energy conservation: Future Japanese economic growth pp. 233-243

K. Suzuki and H. Takenaka

The energy-GDP relationship in developing countries: Empirical evidence and stability tests pp. 244-248

Ben-Zion Zilberfarb and F. Gerard Adams

Residential demand for electricity pp. 249-255

John Wills

Petroleum decline analysis using time series pp. 256-267

R. K. Mueller, D. J. Eggert and H. S. Swanson

Global energy models: a comment pp. 268-268

R. A. Irving

The authors reply pp. 268-269

E. L. Allen, J. A. Edmonds and R. E. Kuenne

An analysis of the low energy strategy: as proposed by the international institute for environment and development: by G.V. Day, H.H. Inston and F.K. Main UKAEA Energy Discussion Paper No 1, London, 1980, 47 pp pp. 269-270

M. S. Common

Volume 3, issue 3, 1981

Models of resource markets and the explanation of resource price behaviour pp. 130-139

Robert Pindyck

Optimal electricity supply: Reliability, pricing and system planning pp. 140-152

Mohan Munasinghe

Implied elasticities in some UK energy projections pp. 153-158

M. S. Common

An input-output analysis of Australian energy planning issues pp. 159-168

Neil Dias Karunaratne

Exhaustible resource models and predictions of crude oil prices--some preliminary results pp. 169-177

Karim Pakravan

Energy expenditure in sectors of manufacturing pp. 178-181

J. S. Wabe

Bidding for petroleum leases: Recent Canadian experience pp. 182-186

G. C. Watkins and R. Kirkby

A proposal for peak load pricing of public utilities pp. 187-190

Yoram C. Peles

Energy policy formulation for Pakistan: An optimization approach pp. 191-197

T. Riaz

Europe and world energy: Hanns Maull Butterworths, London, 1980, 342pp, [UK pound]16.50 pp. 198-198

Guy de Carmoy

Volume 3, issue 2, 1981

Elasticities - science or fiction? pp. 66-70

George Kouris

Depletion policy and the de-industrialization of the UK economy pp. 71-82

Terry Barker

On the economics of pollution control for sulphur dioxide emissions pp. 83-90

Nicolas H. Highton and Michael G. Webb

Marginal generating costs of multi-block power systems with and without partial outages pp. 91-101

David Feiler and Jacob Zahavi

The welfare economics of optional seasonal time-of-day electricity tariffs pp. 102-104

John T. Wenders

Exploration decisions and firms in the mineral industries pp. 105-112

E. D. Attanasi

Inverted block or lifeline rates and micro-efficiency in the consumption of electricity pp. 113-121

John Neufeld and James M. Watts

Energy elasticities and energy ratios pp. 122-122

L. G. Brookes

Energy and environment in interregional input-output models: by Frederick Muller 137 pp, Martinus Nijhoff, Boston and London, 1979 pp. 122-123

William Peterson

Volume 3, issue 1, 1981

A comparative analysis of global energy models pp. 2-13

Edward L. Allen, James A. Edmonds and Robert E. Kuenne

An econometric analysis of peak electricity demand in the short run pp. 14-29

Roger Betancourt

Stability of US petroleum refinery response to relative product prices pp. 30-35

Carol Dahl and G. S. Laumas

Energy efficiency and the slump in labour productivity in the USA pp. 36-42

Edward F. Renshaw

Vertical divestiture of the US oil industry and US-OPEC relations pp. 43-56

Henry Steele and George Daly