Resource and Energy Economics

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1997, volume 19, articles 4

Editor's introduction Special issue: Trade and the environment pp. 261-266

Charles Kolstad

International trade between consumer and conservationist countries pp. 267-297

James Brander and M. Scott Taylor

Costly pollution abatement, competitiveness and plant location decisions pp. 299-320

James Markusen

The trade-induced degradation hypothesis pp. 321-344

Brian Copeland and M. Scott Taylor

The strategy of trade sanctions in international environmental agreements pp. 345-361

Scott Barrett

Plant location and strategic environmental policy with inter-sectoral linkages pp. 363-383

A. Ulph and L. Valentini

1997, volume 19, articles 3

Priority pricing in electricity supply: An application for Israel pp. 175-189

Michael Beenstock and Ephraim Goldin

The economic theory of regulation versus alternative theories for the electric utilities industry: A simultaneous probit model pp. 191-202

Kamal Upadhyaya, Jeannie E. Raymond and Franklin Mixon

Environmental taxes and quotas in the presence of distorting taxes in factor markets pp. 203-220

Ian Parry

On ad valorem taxation of nonrenewable resource production pp. 221-239

John Rowse

Gas power production, surplus concepts and the transformation of hydro electric rent into resource rent pp. 241-259

Eirik S. Amundsen

1997, volume 19, articles 1-2

Editor's introduction pp. 1-2

Douglas R. Bohi

Simulating electricity restructuring in California: Interactions with the regional market pp. 3-28

Edward Kahn, Shawn Bailey and Luis Pando

Transition costs: Estimation, sensitivities, and recovery pp. 29-46

Eric Hirst, Lester Baxter and Stan Hadley

Electric industry governance: Reconciling competitive power markets and the physics of complex transmission interconnections pp. 47-83

Charles G. Stalon

Improving private incentives for electric grid investment pp. 85-108

James Bushnell and Steven E. Stoft

Market power and strategic interaction in electricity networks pp. 109-137

Judith B. Cardell, Carrie Cullen Hitt and William W. Hogan

Electricity restructuring and regional air pollution pp. 139-174

Karen Palmer and Dallas Burtraw

1996, volume 18, articles 4

Environmental costing: Experience and prospects pp. 333-345

V. Smith

Estimating the environmental costs of electricity: an overview and review of the issues pp. 347-362

A. Myrick Freeman

Critical factors in computing externalities for electricity resources pp. 363-394

Robert D. Rowe, Carolyn M. Lang and Lauraine G. Chestnut

Assessing the externalities of electricity generation in the Midwest pp. 395-421

Spencer Banzhaf, William H. Desvousges and F. Reed Johnson

The social costs of electricity: Do the numbers add up? pp. 423-466

Alan Krupnick and Dallas Burtraw

The second-best use of social cost estimates pp. 467-489

Dallas Burtraw and Alan Krupnick

Environmental adders in the real world pp. 491-509

David Harrison and Albert L. Nichols

1996, volume 18, articles 3

The value of international cooperation for abating global climate change pp. 219-241

James Hammitt and John L. Adams

U.S. energy product supply elasticities: A survey and application to the U.S. oil market pp. 243-263

Carol Dahl and Thomas E. Duggan

Empirical testing of a risk-adjusted Hotelling model pp. 265-289

Denise Young and David Ryan

Impacts of new environmental standards on mining industry: The case of Peru pp. 291-310

Ahmet E. Kocagil and Benjamin E. Eduardo

Fuel, crop, and water substitution in irrigated agriculture pp. 311-331

Brian Edwards, Richard E. Howitt and Silvio J. Flaim

1996, volume 18, articles 2

Depletion of fossil fuels and the impacts of global warming pp. 115-136

Michael Hoel and Snorre Kverndokk

The effects of energy taxes on productivity and employment: The case of the Netherlands pp. 137-159

Gerard Kuper

How large a carbon tax is justified by the secondary benefits of CO2 abatement? pp. 161-187

Paul Ekins

Productive energy consumption and economic growth: An endogenous growth model and its empirical application pp. 189-200

Young-Seok Moon and Yang-Hoon Sonn

The role of the oil and gas industry in Utah's economy: An economic base/input-output analysis pp. 201-218

M. Henry Robison and Kevin T. Duffy-Deno

1996, volume 18, articles 1

Market distortions and the benefits from research into new uses for agricultural commodities: Ethanol from corn pp. 1-29

Julian Alston and E. Douglas Beach

Global warming policy, energy, and the Chinese economy pp. 31-63

Adam Rose, Juan Benavides, Dongsoon Lim and Oscar Frias

Hydro-Quebec energy savings programs: 'Watt' are they worth? pp. 65-81

E. Arsenault, Jean-Thomas Bernard and E. Genest-Laplante

The global warming game -- Simulations of a CO2-reduction agreement pp. 83-102

Sam Fankhauser and Snorre Kverndokk

Individual discounting, energy conservation, and household demand for lighting pp. 103-114

Peter Kooreman

1995, volume 17, articles 4

Net national emissions, CO2 taxation and the role of forestry pp. 307-315

Olli Tahvonen

The design perspective in resource and environmental economics pp. 317-325

Amitrajeet Batabyal

Monopsony power and the existence of natural monopoly in energy utilities pp. 327-340

John Tschirhart

Primary resource use and voluntary recycling schemes: Dynamic issues in a global context pp. 341-356

Lynn Mainwaring

Taxation of petroleum companies possessing private information pp. 357-377

Petter Osmundsen

Optimal exporting of exhaustible resources with endogenous trade revenue: The case of a resource-scarce and capital-short economy pp. 379-404

Zili Yang

1995, volume 17, articles 3

Incentives for forty-five countries to join various forms of carbon reduction agreements pp. 213-237

Heinz Welsch

The clean air act's sulfur dioxide emissions market: Estimating the costs of regulatory and legislative intervention pp. 239-260

James J. Winebrake, Alexander E. Farrell and Mark A. Bernstein

Simulating the effect of economic and policy incentives on natural gas drilling and gross reserve additions pp. 261-279

Omowumi O. Iledare

Swiss residential demand for electricity by time-of-use pp. 281-290

Massimo Filippini

An energy Btu tax alternative pp. 291-305

Gehuang D. Nan

1995, volume 17, articles 2

Lending terms, debt concessions, and developing countries' resource extraction pp. 99-117

Jon Strand

Measuring marine recreation benefits of water quality improvements by the nested random utility model pp. 119-136

Yoshiaki Kaoru

Resource depletion, national income accounting, and the value of optimal dynamic programs pp. 137-154

Gabriel A. Lozada

Farming in Rondonia pp. 155-188

Donald Jones, Virginia H. Dale, John J. Beauchamp, Marcos A. Pedlowski and Robert V. O'Neill

Some initial evidence of Canadian responsiveness to time-of-use electricity rates: Detailed daily and monthly analysis pp. 189-212

Dean Mountain and Evelyn L. Lawson

1995, volume 17, articles 1

Induced technical change and international agreements under greenhouse warming pp. 1-23

Anastasios Xepapadeas

Efficient incomplete international climate agreements pp. 25-46

Rolf Golombek, Cathrine Hagem and Michael Hoel

The welfare cost of a global carbon tax when tax revenues are recycled pp. 47-67

William K. Jaeger

Optimal pollution taxes and endogenous technological progress pp. 69-85

Ian Parry

Emissions, concentrations and disappearing CO2 pp. 87-97

Colin Price