Resource and Energy Economics

1993 - 2025

Current editor(s): J. F. Shogren and S. Smulders

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Introductory remarks pp. 265-269: Mordechai Shechter
An approach to the problem of water allocation to Israel and the Palestinian Entity pp. 271-286: Yaron Dan
Real and ideal water rights: The prospects for water-rights reform in Israel, Gaza, and the West Bank pp. 287-301: Peter Berck and Jonathan Lipow
Models of water market mechanisms and an illustrative application to the Middle East pp. 303-319: Naomi Zeitouni, Nir Becker and Mordechai Shechter
The water market in Israel: An example for increasing the supply pp. 321-334: Gideon Fishelson
Economic potential and political considerations of regional water trade: The Western Middle East example pp. 335-356: Ariel Dinar and Aaron Wolf
Empirical analysis of water market institutions: The 1991 California water market pp. 357-371: Richard E. Howitt
Defining national property rights to a common property resource: The case of the West Bank aquifers pp. 373-390: James W. Moore

Spot market pricing of water resources and efficient means of rationing water during scarcity (water pricing) pp. 189-210: Jay Zarnikau
Efficient allocation of a nonconventional nonrenewable resource pp. 211-234: John Rowse
Pollution and exhaustibility of fossil fuels pp. 235-242: Cees Withagen
Demand-side management and electric power exchange pp. 243-254: Ren Orans, Chi-Keung Woo, Roger Pupp and Ira Horowitz
Estimation of residential demand for electricity with the cross-sectionally correlated and time-wise autoregressive model pp. 255-263: Yu Hsing

The energy paradox and the diffusion of conservation technology pp. 91-122: Adam Jaffe and Robert Stavins
Modelling the technical and economic potential of thermal energy storage systems using pseudo-data analysis pp. 123-145: Lisa L. Wood, Allen K. Miedema and Sheryl C. Cates
A new discovery process approach to forecasting hydrocarbon discoveries pp. 147-166: D. G. MacDonald, M. Power and J. D. Fuller
The effect of expected energy prices on energy demand: implications for energy conservation and carbon taxes pp. 167-188: Robert Kaufmann

Optimal expansion of energy efficiency programs pp. 1-24: Benjamin Hobbs, Villamor Gamponia and Allen F. Wilson
Effects of utility demand-side management programs on uncertainty pp. 25-45: Eric Hirst
Impact of energy cost and water resource availability on agriculture and ground water quality in California pp. 47-66: Ariel Dinar
An Applied General Equilibrium (AGE) analysis of a policy designed to reduce the household consumption of wood in the Sudan pp. 67-90: Christian M. Dufournaud, John T. Quinn and Joseph J. Harrington

Factor supply interruption, welfare loss and shortage management pp. 339-351: Chi-Keung Woo and Kenneth W. K. Lo

Existence and characterization of discrete-time equilibria in extractive industries pp. 249-254: Gabriel A. Lozada
Energy pricing when externalities are taxed pp. 255-270: Franz Wirl
Optimal enforcement of property rights on developing country forests subject to illegal logging pp. 271-293: Harry Clarke, William J. Reed and Ram M. Shrestha
State tax credits and land use: Policy analysis of circuit-breaker effects pp. 295-312: John Anderson
Minimal adjustment costs, factor demands, and seasonal time-of-use electricity rates pp. 313-335: A. Tishler and Y. Ye

The generalized r% rule for semi-durable exhaustible resources pp. 147-152: John Hartwick
An ex ante perspective on deregulation, viewed ex post pp. 153-173: Louis Kaplow
Welfare effects of improving end-use efficiency: Theory and application to residential electricity demand pp. 175-201: Jesus Dumagan and Timothy D. Mount
Quantifying exhaustible resource theory: An application to mineral taxation policy pp. 203-241: Frank A. Ward and Joe Kerkvliet
A note on alternative petroleum taxation systems pp. 243-246: Richard Sansing

Guest editor's introduction to special issue on global warning pp. 1-5: Adam Rose
Reducing US carbon emissions: an econometric general equilibrium assessment pp. 7-25: Dale Jorgenson and Peter Wilcoxen
Rolling the 'DICE': an optimal transition path for controlling greenhouse gases pp. 27-50: William Nordhaus
Intertemporal properties of an international carbon tax pp. 51-70: Michael Hoel
Global warming uncertainties and the value of information: an analysis using CETA pp. 71-97: Stephen C. Peck and Thomas J. Teisberg
Some estimates of the insurance value against climate change from reducing greenhouse gas emissions pp. 99-115: Ian Parry
The efficiency and equity of marketable permits for CO2 emissions pp. 117-146: Adam Rose and Brandt Stevens