Resources Policy

1974 - 2025

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Volume 16, issue 4, 1990

Policy reform to expand mining investment in subSaharan Africa pp. 242-255

Raj Kumar

Climax molybdenum mine: Death of a giant pp. 256-260

Thomas D. Kaufmann

Market efficiency, spot metals prices and cointegration: Evidence for the USA, 1964-1987 pp. 261-268

Jonathan D. Jones and Noel D. Uri

The interest of OECD countries in ICAs and the Common Fund pp. 269-284

Mehdi Shafaeddin

Oil pricing policies: Short-run general equilibrium effects pp. 285-292

Peter J. Higgs

Diversification or specialization: The role of risk pp. 293-306

Gary A. Campbell

Japan's experience in linking foreign direct investment and imports of minerals pp. 307-312

Kenji Takeuchi

A guide to primary commodities in the world economy: Marian Radetzki Basil Blackwell, 1990, 185pp pp. 313-314

Philip Crowson

Nonferrous metal prices in the United States through 1988: Branch of nonferrous metals, US Bureau of Mines, Washington, DC, USA, 1989, 123pp pp. 314-315

Roderick Eggert

Jamaica in the World Aluminum Industry, 1938-1973: Carlton E. Davis Jamaica Bauxite Institute, Kingston, 1989, $20.00 pp. 315-316

Thomas D. Kaufmann

Volume 16, issue 3, 1990

Subsidy measurement problems in new mining projects pp. 162-171

David Anderson

Modelling Australian steel consumption: The intensity of use technique pp. 172-183

Raymundo M. Valdes

Long-range metal consumption forecasts using innovative methods: The case of aluminium in Brazil to the year 2000 pp. 184-199

Saul B. Suslick and DeVerle P. Harris

Embodied net exports, the effects on intensity of use estimation and mineral demand forecasting: US sulphur 1965-85 pp. 200-209

Khalid Al-Rawahi and Michael Rieber

Leapfrogging, consumer preferences, international trade and the intensity of metal use in less developed countries: The case of steel in Korea pp. 210-224

Kee Hyung Hwang and John Tilton

Arctic national wildlife refuge: How much oil can we expect? pp. 225-238

Stephen G. Powell

Minerals processing in the industrialization of ASEAN and Australia: Edited by Bruce McKern and Praipol Koomsup Allen and Unwin, Sydney, Australia, 1988, 388 pp, [UK pound]14.95 pp. 239-239

Charles J. Johnson

Volume 16, issue 2, 1990

Myopia, emmetropia or hypermetropia?: Competitive markets and intertemporal efficiency in the utilization of exhaustible resources pp. 82-94

Stephen P. Dresch

Prospects for China's iron ore imports pp. 95-103

Lu Zhen

From commodities to evolutionary materials: Towards new forms of customer-supplier relationships pp. 104-114

Olivier Bomsel and Philippe Roos

Securities of mineral supplies pp. 115-127

R. Ian Harker and Timothy M. Lutz

Material substitution in the UK window industry, 1983-1987 pp. 128-142

Mark Holmes

Gold price round the clock: Technical and fundamental issues pp. 143-152

Risto Laulajainen

Pioneering: Growth patterns in copper consumption in industrializing countries Marian Radetzki and Kenji Takeuchi World Bank Staff Commodity Working Paper No 21, Washington, D.C. 1989 pp. 153-154

David Humphreys

No new insights: Uranium in Australia, 1970- 1987: An Annotated Bibliography C. O'Faircheallaigh, A. Webb and D. Wade-Marshall Australian National University, North Australian Research Unit, Casuarina, NT, Australia, 1989, 306 pp pp. 154-155

Carlos M. R. Sorentino and Donald W. Barnett

Gaps in mining policy: A study of the legislative framework, agreements and financial impositions affecting mining and petroleum industries in commonwealth african countries Commonwealth Secretariat, London, February 1989, 448 pp pp. 155-156

David N. Smith

Unconnected approaches: Sustainable resource use: an enquiry into modelling and planning H.J.M. de Vries Centre for Energy and Environmental Studies, Groningen, The Netherlands, 1989, 168 pp pp. 156-157

Richard J. Brazee

Volume 16, issue 1, 1990

Uranium mining policy in Australia: One step forward and two steps backwards pp. 3-21

Carlos M. R. Sorentino

Material substitution in battery electrodes: The UK 1983-1987 pp. 22-34

Mark Holmes

Towards an EEC minerals policy? pp. 35-46

David Humphreys

The discount rate and resource extraction: A simulation approach pp. 47-55

Kenneth R. Stollery

Predicting metal consumption: The case of US steel pp. 56-73

Mark C. Roberts

Atrophy in metal demand revisited: Metals demand and the Canadian metal industry: Structural changes and policy implications Carmine Nappi Centre for Resources Studies, Queens's University, Kingston, Ontario, 1989, 135 pp pp. 74-75

Mark C. Roberts

A nice contribution: Economic theories of exhaustible resources T.J.C. Robinson Routledge, London and New York, 1989, 191 pp pp. 75-76

John E. Tilton

Retrospective insight: The new geopolitics of minerals: Canada and international resource trade Edited by David G. Haglund University of British Columbia Press, Vancouver, Canada, 1989, 273 pp pp. 76-77

John Schanz

A broad perspective: The formulation of time preferences in a multi-disciplinary perspective: Their consequences for individual behaviour and collective decision-making Edited by Guy Kirsch, Peter Nijkamp and Klaus Zimmermann Gower Publishing Company, Aldershot, UK, 1988, 264 pp pp. 77-78

Adam Rose

Volume 15, issue 4, 1989

Assessing who gains and who loses from natural resource policy: Distributional information and the public participation process pp. 282-291

Adam Rose, Brandt Stevens and Gregg Davis

Depletable resources, discounting and intergenerational equity pp. 292-296

Raymond F. Mikesell

US energy policy in historical perspective pp. 297-308

Hans H. Landsberg

The price of gold: A simple model pp. 309-313

Thomas D. Kaufmann and Richard A. Winters

Whither copper prices?: Golden years or a return to bust? pp. 314-320

Andrew Smith

The response of US copper companies to changing market conditions pp. 321-337

Gary A. Campbell

Some economic aspects of the world coal market pp. 338-350

Ferdinand E. Banks

Clear, easy reading: The economic definition of ore cut-off grades in theory and practice Kenneth F. Lane Mining Journal Books Ltd, London, 1988, 149pp pp. 351-352

Alred Petrick

Flawed analysis: Explaining metals prices: Economic analysis of metals markets in the 1980s and 1990s Paul W. MacAvoy Kluwer Academic Publishers, Boston, NE, 1988, 130pp pp. 352-353

Marian Radetzki

A manual for other researchers: Natural resource policy and income distribution Adam Rose, Brandt Stevens and Gregg Davis The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, MD, 1988, 139pp, $29.50 pp. 353-354

John G. Myers

Changing the rules: The London metal exchange: A commodity market Robert Gibson-Jarvie Woodhead-Faulkner, London, 1989, 208pp pp. 354-355

Thomas D. Kaufmann

A pleasant book: Traders and merchants: Panorama of international commodity trading Philippe Chalmin Harwood Academic Publishers, Chur, Switzerland, 1987, 310pp, $75 pp. 355-356

Thomas D. Kaufmann

Volume 15, issue 3, 1989

Precious metals: The fundamental determinants of their price behaviour pp. 194-208

Marian Radetzki

The two pricing systems for non-ferrous metals pp. 209-220

Margaret Slade

Soviet--Asian minerals cooperation: Implications for self sufficiency pp. 221-237

James P. Dorian and Helen C. Caldwell

Commodity lifecycles in US materials demand pp. 238-252

Walter C. Labys and Lorna M. Waddell

Effects of resource assessments on optimal depletion estimates pp. 253-268

H. J. M. de Vries

Antarctic mineral exploitation: The emerging legal framework: Francisco Orrego Vicuna Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 1988, 615 pp pp. 273-274

Barbara Mitchell

Canada and international mineral markets: Dependence, instability and foreign policy: Michael C. Webb with Mark W. Zacher Centre for Resource Studies, Kingston, Ontario, 1988, 194 pp pp. 274-275

Paul G. Bradley

China's energy and mineral industries: Current perspectives: Edited by James P. Dorian and David G. Fridley Westview Press, Boulder, CO, 1988 pp. 275-275

Gaye Christofferson

Sustainable environmental management: Edited by R. Kerry Turner Belhaven Press, London, 1988, [UK pound]27.50, 292 pp pp. 276-277

Allan V. Kneese

Volume 15, issue 2, 1989

The international competitiveness of US and Canadian metals production: Part 2: Introduction pp. 106-114

Robert C. Drury and John A. Cordes

Exploration and access to public lands pp. 115-130

Roderick Eggert

Fiscal systems pp. 131-148

Keith Brewer, Gilles Bergevin and Robert Dunlop

The concessional financing of mining capacity pp. 149-155

Jerry Krim

Exchange rate developments and the primary copper industry pp. 156-168

L. Daniel Maxim

Minerals trade and commercial policy: The case of steel pp. 169-187

Louis L. Schorsch

Saving the tropical forests: Judith Gradwohl and Russell Greenberg Earthscan Publications, London, 1988, 105 pp, [UK pound]6.95, paper pp. 188-188

Timothy O'Riordan

Mineral resources extraction, environmental protection and land-use planning in the industrial and developing countries: edited by P. Arndt and G.W. Luttig E. Schweizerbart'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, Stuttgart, 1987,337 pp,US$62.80,DM 98.00 pp. 188-189

Ronald R. H. Cohen

Pricing of metals: Margaret E. Slade Centre for Resource Studies, Kingston, Ontario, 1988, 149pp pp. 189-189

Robert C. Drury

Volume 15, issue 1, 1989

Preface pp. 2-2

John A. Cordes and Robert C. Drury

The international competitiveness of US and Canadian metals production: Part I pp. 3-11

Robert C. Drury and John A. Cordes

Changing trends in metal demand and the decline of mining and mineral processing in North America pp. 12-23

John Tilton

Changing patterns and determinants of comparative advantage in North American metal mining pp. 24-44

Carmine Nappi

The role of state owned enterprises in the international metal mining industry pp. 45-57

Marian Radetzki

Mineral subsidies: A Canadian perspective pp. 58-74

David Anderson

Government mandated costs: The regulatory burden of environmental, health and safety standards pp. 75-100

Lawrence J. MacDonnell

Timely publication: An inter-sectoral study of Canada's resource industries pp. 101-101

Winston G. Chambers

Managed growth: Resources: Environment and policy pp. 102-103

Jan Brooke

Reluctant explorers: Petroleum resources and development: Economic, legal and policy issues for developing countries pp. 103-104

Paul Stevens

Environment friendly: The green capitalists: Industry's search for environmental excellence pp. 104-104

Timothy O'Riordan