Resources Policy

1974 - 2025

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Volume 14, issue 4, 1988

What caused the slack demand for metals after 1974? pp. 231-246

Mark C. Roberts

Metal prices in the 1980s: A view from the supply side pp. 247-256

David Humphreys

Structural changes and price formation in the minerals and metals industry pp. 257-273

Paulo de Sa

State enterprise and resource based industry in oil exporting countries pp. 275-287

Richard M. Auty

Using growth curves to forecast long-term trends for processed raw materials pp. 288-298

Fritz Feichtinger

Long-term prospects for gold mining: Edited by Brian Mackenzie and Renka Gesing Proceedings of the seventeenth Centre for the Resource Studies Policy discussion seminar, 6-8 October 1986, Kingston, Ontario, September 1987, 239 pp pp. 299-300

M. H. Govett and G. J. S. Govett

Economic trends in Canadian gold supply: Michael Doggett and Brian Mackenzie Centre for Resource Studies, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Working paper no 41, October 1987, 77 pp pp. 299-299

M. H. Govett and G. J. S. Govett

World mineral exploration: Trends and economic issues: Edited by John E. Tilton, Roderick G. Eggert and Hans H. Landsberg Resources for the future, Washington, DC, 1988, 491 pp, $75.00 pp. 301-302

David Humphreys

Mineral exploration economics: The search for base metals in Australia and Canada: Brian Mackenzie and Roy Woodall Centre for Resource Studies, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Working paper no 40, 123 pp, 1987 pp. 302-303

A. D. Owen

The Korean mineral market: Opportunities and marketing strategies for Canada: O. Yul Kwon Centre for Resource Studies, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, 1988, 158 pp, C$15.00 pp. 303-305

Peter N. Nemetz

Commodity policies: Problems and prospects: Alasdair I. Macbean and D.T. Nguyen Croom Helm, London, 1987, 438 pp pp. 305-306

Walter C. Labys

The Cassandra conference: Resources and the human predicament: Edited by Paul R. Ehrlich and John P. Holdren Texas A. and M. University Press, TX, 1988, 330 pp, US$14.95 pp. 306-307

Fred Roberts

Natural gas in Europe: Markets, organisation and politics: by Javier Estrada, Helge Ole Bergensen, Arild Moe, and Anne Kristin Sydnes Pinter Publishers, London, 1988, [UK pound]30.00 pp. 307-308

Christopher Hurst

Volume 14, issue 3, 1988

Contractual arrangements for the exploitation of natural gas in developing countries pp. 159-172

Christopher Hurst

Petroleum availability in disrupted markets pp. 173-179

S. Das, R. Lee, R. M. Davis and G. R. Hadder

On the efficiency of the London metal exchange: Copper prices pp. 180-182

C. Paul Hallwood

Structural adjustment in Europe: The case of UK coal pp. 183-192

S. P. Chakravarty

Competitive cost analysis in the mineral industries: The example of nickel pp. 193-204

Thomas F. Torries

An economic evaluation pp. 205-217

Robert Ball and Rolf Matthews

The integrated quality concept: An approach to balanced industrial activity pp. 218-220

M. Boutoussov

Strongly recommended: Resources and world development Edited by D.J. McLaren and B.J. Skinner John Wiley, Chichester, 1987, 940 pp [UK pound]80.00 pp. 221-223

Alan Archer

Fascinating chronicle: Selected readings in mineral economics edited by F.J. Anderson CIM, Toronto, 1987, 339 pp, C$60.00 pp. 223-224

David Humphreys

Numerous factual errors: Metals production in Africa 1975-1984: statistical survey Edited by E.B. Ocran African Investor Publishing Co, London, UK, 1988, [UK pound]125.00 UK, 1988, [UK pound]125.00 pp. 224-224

Bill van Rensburg

Volume 14, issue 2, 1988

A reassessment of the strategic materials question pp. 74-84

D. M. Jacobson, R. K. Turner and A. A. L. Challis

Explaining recent metals price swings: Exchange rates and structural considerations pp. 85-96

F. Gerard Adams and Joaquin Vial

Assessing the impact of the slack demand for metals pp. 97-111

Mark C. Roberts

Input prices and material substitution: Choice of methodology for a disaggregated study pp. 112-120

Mark Holmes

Implications of the Canada-USA free trade agreement for the Canadian minerals industry pp. 121-134

David Anderson

Fair depletion rates pp. 135-143

Paul van Moeseke

Waste minimization: A growing industrial phenomenon pp. 144-145

Arthur H. Purcell

Decision making with expected values and certainty equivalences: A diagrammatic comparison pp. 146-149

A. J. MacFadyen

Primary commodity markets and models: Walter C. Labys Gower, Aldershot, Hants, 1987, 290 pp, [UK pound]38.50 pp. 150-151

Andrew Hughes Hallett

The global copper industry: Problems and prospects: Raymond F. Mikesell Croom Helm, London, 1988, 160 pp, [UK pound]27.50 pp. 151-152

Marian Radetzki

Modelling sustainable development: International seminar on ecosystems modelling, New Delhi, India, 18-22 January 1988 pp. 152-153

Asit K. Biswas

Cheaper to live clean: National workshop on pollution in the industrial environment, Hardwar, India, 15-16 January 1988 pp. 153-153

Asit K. Biswas

Volume 14, issue 1, 1988

Sorting out materials issues pp. 3-20

S. Fraser, A. Barsotti and D. Rogich

Mining interests overseas: UK and the EEC pp. 21-28

David Humphreys

Aspects of copper supplies for the 1990s pp. 29-37

P. C. F. Crowson

Mineral resource development policy in Arctic Alaska pp. 38-46

M. Sengupta

Do forest products trade barriers disadvantage the developing countries? pp. 47-58

I. J. Bourke

Perspectives of the copper industry: Copper '87, Vina del Mar, Chile, 30 November-3 December 1987 pp. 59-61

P. C. F. Crowson

Price stability or resource transfer?: Stabilizing speculative commodity markets by S. Ghosh, C.I. Gilbert and A.J. Hughes Hallett Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1987, 448 pp, [UK pound]39.50 pp. 61-63

P. N. Kirthisingha

Intellectually appealing?: Towards a new iron age? Quantitative modeling of resource exhaustion by Robert B. Gordon, Tjalling C. Koopmans, William B. Nordhaus and Brian J. Skinner Harvard University Press, Cambridge MA, 1987, 184 pp, [UK pound]19.95 pp. 63-63

Marian Radetzki

Reasons to explore: Metallic mineral exploration: An economic analysis by Roderick G. Eggert Resources for the Future, Washington, DC, 1987, 75 pp pp. 64-64

David Slater

Indispensable reference book: World mineral statistics 1981-1985 by G.J. Lofty, N.E. Sharp, J.A. Hillier and P.H.G. Joseph British Geological Survey, Keyworth, Nottingham, UK, 1987,338 pp, [UK pound]35.00 pp. 65-66

P. C. F. Crowson

A tactician of conservation: The new environmental age by Max Nicholson Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, UK, 1987, 232 pp pp. 66-66

Philip Lowe

Volume 13, issue 4, 1987

Valuing natural resources and the implications for land and water management pp. 255-264

David Pearce

Does taxation alter exploration?: The effect of uncertainty and risk pp. 265-278

Harry Campbell and R. K. Lindner

Net value royalties: Practical tool or economist's illusion? pp. 279-288

P. G. Bradley and G. C. Watkins

Does area-wide offshore leasing decrease bonus revenues? pp. 289-294

Robert Farrow

Going for gold: African Mining 1987 Harare, 30 August - 2 September 1987 pp. 295-296

K. A. Viewing

The world mining industry: Investment strategy and public policy: Raymond F. Mikesell and John W. Whitney Allen and Unwin, London, UK, 1987, [UK pound]25.00 pp. 296-297

David Humphreys

The mining law: A study in perpetual motion: John D. Leshy Resources for the Future, Washington, DC, 1987, 521 pp, $35.00 pp. 297-298

Richard L. Gordon

World resources 1987 -- An assessment of the resource base that supports the global economy: International institute of environment and development and the world resources institute Basic Books, New York, 1987, 369 pp, [UK pound]115.25 paper, [UK pound]29.75 hardback pp. 298-299

Fred Roberts

Volume 13, issue 3, 1987

Measuring competitive costs in non-ferrous metal production: The case of aluminium pp. 166-174

F. Gerard Adams and Bernard Duroc-Danner

The demand for platinum pp. 175-188

A. D. Owen

Producer homogeneity, heightened uncertainty and mineral market rigidity pp. 189-206

Richard M. Auty

US chromium market: An econometric presentation pp. 207-227

Julius C. Chang

Australian natural resources policy: Water and land pp. 228-246

Diana Gwendoline Day

Are metals markets efficient? pp. 247-248

David Humphreys

A holistic approach: Expert workshop on hazardous wastes management, industrial safety and emergency planning, Vienna International Centre, Vienna, Austria, 22-26 June 1987 pp. 249-250

Asit K. Biswas

Metal prices and exchange rates pp. 250-251

P. C. F. Crowson

Unwanted neighbours: Hazardous waste disposal edited by M. Chatterji Avebury, Aldershot, 1987, 328 pp, [UK pound]27.50 pp. 250-250

T. O'Riordan

Volume 13, issue 2, 1987

Resource rent and the valuation of environmental amenities pp. 98-102

Raymond F. Mikesell

Would commodity market stabilization agreements redistribute economic resources to developing countries?: The case of copper pp. 103-112

A. J. Hughes Hallett

Lease delay rights: Market valued permits and offshore leasing pp. 113-122

Robert Farrow

Markets for advanced structural ceramics pp. 123-141

E. P. Rothman, E. P. Rothman, J. M. Schoenung and J. P. Clark

Social forestry projects--an approach to evaluation pp. 142-158

Kanchan Chopra

Volume 13, issue 1, 1987

Long term contracts and market stability: The case of iron ore pp. 3-18

Christopher D. Rogers, Kirsty Robertson and Kirsty Robertson

State ownership and the price sensitivity of supply: The case of the copper mining industry pp. 19-34

Aleksander Markowski, Marian Radetzki, Marian Radetzki and Marian Radetzki

The nickel industry: Continued response to a changing environment pp. 35-46

Philip Mizzi, S. Charles Maurice, Gerhard Anders, S. Charles Maurice and S. Charles Maurice

Interindustry approaches to the analysis of a supply disruption of a critical resource pp. 47-54

H. Craig Davis and Howard Cherniack

Profiles of Third World mineral producers pp. 55-67

Robert E. Looney, Craig R. Knouse and Craig R. Knouse

All estimate of the mineral resources of China pp. 68-84

Allen L. Clark, James P. Dorian, Pow-foong Fan, Allen L. Clark, James P. Dorian and Pow-foong Fan

Hydropower pricing for smelters pp. 85-87

Paul van Moeseke

Natural resources and the macroeconomy: J.P. Neary and S. Van Wijnbergen Centre for Economic Policy Research/ Blackwell, Oxford, UK, 1986, 352 pp, [UK pound]29.50 pp. 88-89

Marian Radetzki

Steel -- planning for growth: by Tony Bird Financial times business information, 102-108 Clerkenwell Road, London EC1M 5SA, UK, 1986, 112 pp, [UK pound]168 in UK, [UK pound]178/US$267 elsewhere pp. 89-90

Arthur Conway

Silicon nitride and the sialons: Vivien Mitchell Mitchell market reports on advanced materials, 24 Donnington Road, Harrow, Middlesex HA3 0NA, UK, 1986, 162 pp, [UK pound]500, limp covers, comb bound pp. 90-91

Arthur Conway