Resource and Energy Economics

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2000, volume 22, articles 4

Mineral endowment, labor productivity, and comparative advantage in mining pp. 281-293

Hamit Aydin and John Tilton

The impacts of weather variations on energy demand and carbon emissions pp. 295-314

Timothy J. Considine

The new long-term trend in the price of natural gas pp. 315-338

Paul W. MacAvoy and Nickolay V. Moshkin

Measuring recreation benefits of quality improvements with revealed and stated behavior data pp. 339-354

John Whitehead, Tim Haab and Ju-Chin Huang

Estimating elasticities of residential energy demand from panel county data using dynamic random variables models with heteroskedastic and correlated error terms pp. 355-366

Miguel Garcia-Cerrutti

Accumulative pollution, "clean technology," and policy design pp. 367-384

Michael Toman and Cees Withagen

2000, volume 22, articles 3

Introduction to special issue on irreversibility pp. 189-196

Anthony C. Fisher

Investment under uncertainty and option value in environmental economics pp. 197-204

Anthony C. Fisher

Wilderness: options to preserve, extract, or develop pp. 205-219

Jon M. Conrad

An axiomatic approach to choice under uncertainty with catastrophic risks pp. 221-231

Graciela Chichilnisky

Irreversibilities and the timing of environmental policy pp. 233-259

Robert Pindyck

Irreversible ecosystem change, species competition, and shifting cultivation pp. 261-280

Heidi Albers and M. J. Goldbach

2000, volume 22, articles 2

Methods of pricing common property use and some implications for optimal child-bearing and the social discount rate pp. 103-124

Jon D. Harford

Dynamic behavior of the U.S. oil industry pp. 125-145

Jorge E. Portillo

A generalization of the Cairns-Krautkraemer model and the optimality of the mining rule pp. 147-160

Takayoshi Shinkuma

Load management programs, cross-subsidies and transaction costs: the case of self-rationing pp. 161-188

Jean-Thomas Bernard and Michel Roland

2000, volume 22, articles 1

Greenhouse gas abatement: How much? and Who pays? pp. 1-20

Hung-po Chao and Stephen Peck

Financial structure and the effectiveness of pollution control in an oligopolistic industry pp. 21-36

R. Damania

Modeling state-level water quality management: the case of the Neuse River Basin pp. 37-62

Kurt Schwabe

Designing environmental regulations with empirical microparameter distributions: the case of seawater intrusion pp. 63-78

Gareth P. Green and David Sunding

Protocol for inexperienced Coasean bargainers confronting delay costs pp. 79-90

Michael Spencer and Jason Shogren

An empirical analysis of the Nuclear Liability Act (1970) in Canada pp. 91-101

Anthony Heyes and Catherine Heyes

1999, volume 21, articles 3-4

Induced technological change and the attractiveness of CO2 abatement policies pp. 211-253

Lawrence H. Goulder and Stephen H. Schneider

The optimal choice of climate change policy in the presence of uncertainty pp. 255-287

William Pizer

Optimal climate policy under the possibility of a catastrophe pp. 289-317

Jon Gjerde, Sverre Grepperud and Snorre Kverndokk

What to expect from an international system of tradable permits for carbon emissions pp. 319-346

Warwick McKibbin, Robert Shackleton and Peter Wilcoxen

A second-best evaluation of eight policy instruments to reduce carbon emissions pp. 347-373

Ian Parry and Roberton Williams

Global impacts of the Kyoto agreement: results from the MS-MRT model pp. 375-413

Paul M. Bernstein, W. David Montgomery and Thomas Rutherford

1999, volume 21, articles 2

The NOx Budget: market-based control of tropospheric ozone in the northeastern United States pp. 103-124

Alex Farrell, Robert Carter and Roger Raufer

Freer markets and the abatement of carbon emissions: the electricity-generating sector in India pp. 125-152

Madhu Khanna and David Zilberman

Cogeneration and electric power industry restructuring pp. 153-166

David E. Dismukes and Andrew N. Kleit

Reconsidering the hedonic vs. RUM debate in the valuation of recreational environmental amenities pp. 167-189

Linwood Pendleton

Foreign investment and environmental regulations in LDCs pp. 191-199

Hamid Beladi, Chi-Chur Chao and Ralph Frasca

1999, volume 21, articles 1

Optimizing production technology choices: conventional production vs. recycling pp. 1-18

Anni Huhtala

Complex, dynamic environmental policies pp. 19-41

Franz Wirl

Emission quota trade among the few: laboratory evidence of joint implementation among committed countries pp. 43-66

Peter Bohm and Bjorn Carlen

Should the north make unilateral technology transfers to the south?: North-South cooperation and conflicts in responses to global climate change pp. 67-87

Zili Yang

Optimal harvesting of mutualistic ecological systems pp. 89-102

Holger Wacker

1998, volume 20, articles 4

Coasean bargaining with symmetric delay costs pp. 309-326

Jason Shogren

Empirical evidence of advances in scrubber technology pp. 327-343

Allen S. Bellas

Optimal growth and land preservation pp. 345-372

Santiago Rubio and Renan Goetz

A note on the energy-efficiency investments of an expected cost minimizer pp. 373-381

Peter Kooreman and Ton Steerneman

1998, volume 20, articles 3

Productivity development of Norwegian electricity distribution utilities pp. 207-224

Finn Førsund and Sverre Kittelsen

Residential response to voluntary time-of-use electricity rates pp. 225-244

S. Mostafa Baladi, Joseph Herriges and Thomas J. Sweeney

Crude oil prices between 1985 and 1994: how volatile in relation to other commodities? pp. 245-262

Andre Plourde and G. C. Watkins

An individual choice model of energy mix pp. 263-286

Alain Bousquet and Marc Ivaldi

Predicting participation intentions for optional energy services pp. 287-301

Mohan V. Bala, Lisa L. Wood, Sheryl C. Cates and Suzanne P. Gambin

1998, volume 20, articles 2

Issues in improvement of the valuation of non-market goods pp. 75-83

George S. Tolley and Robert G. Fabian

Referendum contingent valuation, anchoring, and willingness to pay for public goods pp. 85-116

Donald Green, Karen E. Jacowitz, Daniel Kahneman and Daniel McFadden

Exploring nonmarket values for the social impacts of environmental policy change pp. 117-137

Robert Berrens, David Brookshire, Philip Ganderton and Mike McKee

Incomplete beliefs and nonmarket valuation pp. 139-162

Thomas D. Crocker, Jason Shogren and Paul R. Turner

Embedding and calibration in measuring non-use values pp. 163-178

William D. Schulze, Gary H. McClelland, Jeffrey K. Lazo and Robert D. Rowe

Resource quality information and validity of willingness to pay in contingent valuation pp. 179-196

Glenn Blomquist and John Whitehead

Beyond the crucial experiment: mapping the performance characteristics of contingent valuation pp. 197-206

Alan Randall

1998, volume 20, articles 1

A comparative cost analysis of biodiesel, compressed natural gas, methanol, and diesel for transit bus systems pp. 1-15

Nicolas B. C. Ahouissoussi and Michael E. Wetzstein

Cointegration, error-correction, and the relationship between GDP and energy: The case of South Korea and Singapore pp. 17-25

Yong U. Glasure and Aie-Rie Lee

Marketable pollution permits with uncertainty and transaction costs pp. 27-50

Juan-Pablo Montero

Environmental policy choice: Pollution abatement subsidies pp. 51-63

Per Fredriksson

Aggregation bias in natural resource price composites: the forestry case pp. 65-73

Chulho Jung and Kerry Krutilla