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Resources Policy
1974 - 2025
Current editor(s): R. G. Eggert From Elsevier Bibliographic data for series maintained by Catherine Liu (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 6, issue 4, 1980
- Classical foundations of the contemporary economic theory of non-renewable resources pp. 278-289

- T. J. C. Robinson
- The IBA and cartel problems: Prices, policy objectives and elasticities pp. 290-302

- David E. Hojman
- Implementation of US Surface Mine and Reclamation Act pp. 303-319

- Eli Sani
- An econometric model of wastepaper recycling in the USA pp. 320-325

- Gurmukh Gill and Kajal Lahiri
- A note on empty bottles pp. 326-332

- Allen K. Miedema
- IPC and the Common Fund--the political dimension: Global bargaining by Robert L. Rothstein Princeton University Press, Princeton, NJ, USA, 1979, 286 pp pp. 333-334

- Stephan D. Cohen
- The economics of primary commodities: Stabilizing world commodity markets edited by F.G. Adams and S.A. Klein Lexington Books, D.C. Health, Lexington, MA, USA, 1978, 352 pp, [UK pound]17.50 pp. 334-335

- Paul Hallwood
- Stabilization of international commodity markets: by Paul Hallwood JAI Press, Greenwich, CT, 1979, 230 pp, $24.50 pp. 335-336

- F. E. Banks
- Mining finance for the Third World: Financing mining projects in developing countries A United Nations survey by Marian Radetzki and Stephen Zorn Mining Journal Books, London, 1979 189 pp, [UK pound]10.00 hardback, [UK pound]7.50 paperback pp. 336-337

- William Page
- The role of multinational companies in Latin America: A case study in Mexico by R. Montavon with the collaboration of M. Wionczek and F. Piquerez Saxon House for ECSIM, Teakfield, Farnborough, UK, 1979, 128 pp, [UK pound]8.50 pp. 338-339

- Robert D. Pearce
- Elasticity of supple for the US uranium industry pp. 343-344

- A. D. Owen
Volume 6, issue 3, 1980
- Conservation policies and copper in the UK pp. 206-222

- William Page
- The effects of higher energy prices and declining ore quality: Copper--aluminium substitution and recycling in the USA pp. 223-239

- Margaret E. Slade
- Some barriers to the use of materials recovered from municipal solid waste pp. 240-252

- Michael E. Henstock
- The international natural rubber agreement 1979 pp. 253-265

- Kabir-Ur-Rahman Khan
- Uranium resource economics pp. 266-268

- Antony Dnes
- Resource recovery -- problems, but progress pp. 266-266

- Arthur H. Purcell
- Nigel Mortimer replies pp. 268-268

- Nigel Mortimer
- World mineral reserves and demand pp. 268-269

- William Page
- Uranium: Resources, production and demand: Joint report by the OECD Nuclear Energy Agency and the International Atomic Energy Agency OECD Publications, Paris, 1979, 195pp,[UK pound]8.70 pp. 270-271

- Nigel Mortimer
- The balance of supply and demand, 1978-1990: by the Supply and Demand Committee of the Uranium Institute Mining Journal Books Ltd, Edenbridge, UK, 1979, 61pp pp. 271-271

- Nigel Mortimer
- Yellowcake The International uranium cartel: by June H. Taylor and Michael D. Yokell Pergamon, Oxford, 1979, 245 pp, [UK pound]15.00 pp. 271-272

- Marian Radetzki
- Nuclear fuel and energy policy: by S. Basheer Ahmed D.C. Health and Company (Lexington Books), Lexington, MA and Toronto, 1979, 158 pp pp. 272-273

- John E. Symons
- Waste recycling and pollution control handbook: by A.V. Bridgwater and C.J. Munford George Godwin, London, 1979, 706 pp, [UK pound]30.00 pp. 273-274

- Michael E. Henstock
- Resource recovery and recycling: by Allan F.M. Barton Wiley, New York, 1979, 429 pp pp. 274-275

- L. Whalley
- Mobilizing technology for wolrld development: edited by Jairam Ramesh and Charles Weiss Prager, Eastbourne, UK, 1979, 235pp pp. 275-276

- Mahindra Naraine
- Stockpiling of critical raw material: by Steven Warnecke RIAA, London, 1980, 52pp, 5.00 pp. 276-276

- William Page
Volume 6, issue 2, 1980
- The Australian minerals industry pp. 82-86

- G. J. S. Govett and M. H. Govett
- The role of the Australian minerals industry in world mineral supplies pp. 87-102

- M. H. Govett and G. J. S. Govett
- Australian mineral export forecasts to 2000 pp. 103-124

- Staff members of the Mineral Resources Branch
- An economic appraisal of the Australian oil and gas industry pp. 125-142

- Michael Folie
- Australia's uranium pp. 143-152

- D. C. Hampson
- The mining industry and the natural environment pp. 153-165

- G. D. McColl
- Australian mineral commodity marketing pp. 166-178

- Susan Bambrick
- Resources policies in Australia pp. 179-191

- Stuart Harris
- The environment of the mining industry: An industry view pp. 192-203

- G. Paul Phillips
Volume 6, issue 1, 1980
- Commodities, the NIEO and oil deficits pp. 2-2

- H. W. Singer
- The Australian coal industry: An economic appraisal pp. 3-18

- Michael Folie and Gregory McColl
- Uranium resource economics: An application of energy analysis pp. 19-32

- Nigel Mortimer
- The non-fuel mineral position of the USA pp. 33-43

- John Morgan
- Modelling mining: Open pit copper production in British Columbia pp. 44-59

- Paul G. Bradley
- Electricity supplies for the primary aluminium industry pp. 60-70

- J. Skea
- Use of waste materials in the construction industry pp. 71-73

- W. Gutt and P. J. Nixon
- Status of refuse recycling pp. 73-74

- A. V. Bridgwater
- Australia-Japan -- a close relationship pp. 74-75

- M. H. Govett and G. J. S. Govett
- The world copper industry: by Ramond F. Mikesell Johns Hopkins for Resources for the Future, Baltimore, MD, USA, 1979, 393 pp pp. 75-76

- Marian Radetzki
- The economics of natural resources: Richard Lecomber Macmillan, London, 1979, 247 pp, [UK pound]4.95 pp. 77-77

- Stuart Cochrane
- Scarcity and growth reconsidered: edited by V. Kerry Smith Published for Resources for the Future by The Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore and London, 1979, 298pp, [UK pound]4.25 pp. 78-78

- Ferdinand E. Banks
Volume 5, issue 4, 1979
- Materials consumption implications of a fully industrialized world pp. 242-259

- K. J. Walker
- The resource base and mercury -- a fresh perspective pp. 260-272

- Nigel Roxburgh
- The profitability of the buffer stocks operated under the International Tin Agreements,1956-77 pp. 273-278

- C. P. Hallwood
- The return of returnable bottles: A study of consumers' and retailers' attitudes and practices concerning returnable bottles pp. 279-297

- Jonathan Fisher and Paul Horton
- Short-run price formation in non-fuel minerals markets: An algebraic note pp. 298-300

- Ferdinand E. Banks
- The Materials Forum -- new focus for resources information pp. 301-301

- Fred Roberts
- Beyond the North-South stalemate: Roger D. Hansen McGraw-Hill for the Council on Foreign Relations/1980s Project, New York, 1979, xv+329 pp, $12.95 pp. 301-302

- Marc Williams
- The leasing of federal lands for fossil fuels production: Stephen L. McDonald The John Hopkins University Press, Baltimore and London, 1979, [UK pound]11.00 pp. 302-304

- Eli Sani
- The NIEO proposals: A cool look: W.M. Corden Thames Essay No 21, Trade Research Centre, London, 1979, 50 pp, [UK pound]3 pp. 304-305

- Kabir-ur-Rahman Khan
- The objectives of the New International Economic Order: Ervin Laszlo, Robert Baker Jr, Elliot Eisenberg and Venkata Raman Pergamon for UNITAR, New York, Oxford etc, 1978, 257 pp, [UK pound]8.00, UK, $16.00, US pp. 304-304

- Kabir-ur-Rahman Khan
- Econometric modeling of world commodity policy: F.G. Adams and J.R. Behrman Lexington Books, D.C. Heath, Lexington, MA, 1978, 223 pp, [UK pound]14.00 pp. 306-306

- J. D. A. Cuddy
- Development, the international economic order, and commodity agreements: J.R. Behrman Addison-Wesley, Reading, MA, 1978, 152 pp, [UK pound]3.75 pp. 306-307

- J. D. A. Cuddy
- Australian minerals and energy policy: Susan Bambrick Australian National University Press, Canberra, Australia, 1979, 240 pp pp. 307-308

- Stuart Cochrane
- Little science and technology, much politics: United Nations Conference on Science and Technology for Development, Vienna, Austria, 19-30 August 1979 pp. 308-309

- Mahindra Naraine
Volume 5, issue 3, 1979
- The geography and political economy of metal supplies pp. 158-169

- Phillip Crowson
- The integrated programme for commodities: An assessment of negotiations on minerals and metals pp. 170-184

- Kabir-ur-Rahman Khan
- UK balance of payments in raw materials: A statistical analysis with implications for possible national materials policies pp. 185-196

- William Page
- Development planning in Mexico: Case study of an oil-rich economy pp. 197-207

- Arpad von Lazar, Althea L. Duersten and Mary T. Dickinson
- Economic rationale for Canada's future uranium policy pp. 208-216

- D. J. Lecraw
- Resource estimation using random recursive equation models pp. 217-221

- S. B. Ahmed and V. R. R. Uppuluri
- 2nd Recycling World Congress pp. 222-230

- Michael E. Henstock
- Future metals strategy-- a Herculean task pp. 231-232

- D. Slater
- End of the oil glut--state regulation of energy pp. 232-233

- Ferdinand E. Banks
- Copper industry prospects: Copper: The next fifteen years by Wolfgang Gluschke, Joseph Shaw and Bension Varon D. Reidel Publishing Co for the UN, Dordrecht, the Netherlands, and Boston, MA, 1979, 206 pp, $19.95, hardback, $8.95, paperback pp. 233-234

- Marian Radetzki
- NIEO--questionable means: Meeting the Third World challenge by Alasdair I. MacBean and V.N. Balasubramanyam 2 ed, Macmillan for the Trade Policy Research Centre, London, UK, 1978, xvi+272 pp, [UK pound]3.95 pp. 234-235

- Marc Williams
- Measurement of lead demand-relationships and selection of data pp. 235-236

- W. S. Etheridge
- F. Roberts replies pp. 236-237

- F. Roberts
- The `real' meaning of the Integrated Programme for Commodities pp. 237-238

- Ferdinand E. Banks
- J.D.A. Cuddy replies pp. 238-238

- J. D. A. Cuddy
Volume 5, issue 2, 1979
- The international tin agreement, 1976: An assessment of its regulatory machinery as an instrument of international policy pp. 83-94

- Kabir-ur-Rahman Khan
- The `new' economics of iron and steel pp. 95-103

- Ferdinand E. Banks
- Costs and benefits of commodity control pp. 104-112

- C. P. Hallwood
- Policies towards proposals for large-scale natural resource projects: Attenuation versus postponement pp. 113-140

- Anthony Scott and Harry Campbell
- Considerations of energy cost and versatility in choosing optimal stockpile forms pp. 141-148

- Peter Penner
- Challenge of materials substitution pp. 149-149

- Arthur H. Purcell
- Australian Mining Symposium 1979 pp. 150-150

- Susan Bambrick
- Uranium supply and demand Proceedings of the Third International Symposium held by the Uranium Institute in London, 12-14 July 1978: Mining Journal Books Ltd, London, UK, 1978, 370 pp pp. 151-152

- P. C. F. Crowson
Volume 5, issue 1, 1979
- UNCTAD's integrated programme for commodities: Economic implications and Europe's response pp. 2-15

- Juergen B. Donges
- The case for an integrated programme for commodities pp. 16-25

- J. D. A. Cuddy
- Product charges: An instrument for increased recycling in the UK pp. 26-33

- R. P. Grace
- A modelling approach to scrap recycling pp. 34-41

- James W. Bryant
- Recycling and householder attitudes: A survey of Norwich pp. 42-50

- T. O'Riordan and R. K. Turner
- Natural resources and the tenth five year plan: Hopes and realities pp. 51-60

- Daniel S. Papp
- Canadian applications in resources analysis pp. 61-70

- D. C. Findlay and J. H. Walsh
- Geoscientific maps as an aid to land use and regional planning pp. 71-77

- Jens Dieter Becker-Platen
- Economics of the world's mineral industries pp. 78-78

- W. C. J. van Rensburg and S. Bambrick
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