Resources and Energy

1978 - 1992

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Volume 14, issue 4, 1992

The oil market and international agreements on CO2 emissions pp. 315-336

Kjell Berger, Oyvind Fimreite, Rolf Golombek and Michael Hoel

Capital recovery for the regulated firm under certainty and regulatory uncertainty pp. 337-361

Thomas H. Goodwin and Robert Patrick

Energy, capital and technological change in the United States pp. 363-380

John Moroney

Land use with endogenous environmental degradation and conservation pp. 381-400

Donald W. Jones and Robert V. O'Neill

Volume 14, issue 3, 1992

Technology commitment and strategic resource pricing: A linear-quadratic model pp. 215-231

Ali M. Khadr

Innovative approaches to competitive mineral leasing pp. 233-248

Michael H. Rothkopf and Richard Engelbrecht-Wiggans

Industry size and 'destructive competition' in cournot oligopoly models of exhaustible resource exploration and extraction pp. 249-257

Perry A. Sadorsky

Cointegration tests of energy consumption, income, and employment pp. 259-266

Eden Yu and Jang Jin

Optimal extraction of petroleum resources: An empirical approach pp. 267-285

B. Helmi-Oskoui, R. Narayanan, Terry Glover, Kenneth Lyon and M. Sinha

Modeling and forecasting the supply of oil and gas: A survey of existing approaches pp. 287-309

Margaret Walls

Electricity demand studies revisited: Problems of using aggregate data pp. 311-314

Shahdad Naghshpour and Keith Willett

Volume 14, issue 1-2, 1992

Emerging issues in the regulation of electric utilities pp. 3-35

George S. Tolley, Peter H. Griffes, Bob Chirinko, R. Richard Geddes and Edward Bodmer

Perspectives on electric utility change pp. 37-46

Andrew Varley

Competition and regulation: The swing of the pendulum pp. 47-52

Richard D. Cudahy

Restructuring the electric industry pp. 55-76

Charles G. Stalon

The U.S. electric power industry: Regulatory trends and objectives pp. 77-99

Gordon R. Corey

Regulatory reform for diversified public utilities: For better or for worse? pp. 103-122

Ronald R. Braeutigam

Discussion of: 'Regulatory reform for diversified public utilities: For better or for worse?' by Ronald Braeutigam pp. 123-128

Douglas N. Jones

Utility investment behavior and the emission trading market pp. 129-153

Douglas R. Bohi and Dallas Burtraw

Efficient pricing of electric power service: Some innovative solutions pp. 157-174

William Vickrey

Least cost planning generally and DSM in particular pp. 177-185

Alfred Kahn

Demand-side management: Reflections of an irreverent regulator pp. 187-203

Myron B. Katz

Comments on: 'Demand-side management: Reflections of an irreverent regulator' by Myron Katz pp. 205-214

Kenneth W. Costello

Volume 13, issue 4, 1991

Agricultural production's impact on water and energy demand: A choice modeling approach pp. 307-321

Timothy Cason and Robert T. Uhlaner

The economics of resource-conservation, pollution-reduction technology selection: The case of irrigation water pp. 323-348

Ariel Dinar and David Zilberman

An assessment of the impacts of energy taxes pp. 349-379

Roy Boyd and Noel D. Uri

Dynamical ecologic taxes: Public control for interrelated renewable resources pp. 381-403

Ita Falk

Volume 13, issue 3, 1991

User cost in oil production pp. 217-240

M. A. Adelman

Energy demand and consumer price expectations: An empirical investigation of the consequences from the recent oil price collapse pp. 241-262

Franz Wirl

Two-stage modeling of resource owner behaviour: An application to Canadian copper mining pp. 263-284

Denise Young

Seasonal fluctuations of demand and optimal inventories of a non-renewable resource such as natural gas pp. 285-306

Eirik Schroder Amundsen

Volume 13, issue 2, 1991

The non-renewable resource exploring-extracting firm and the r% rule pp. 129-143

John Hartwick

On the macroeconomic effects of energy price shocks pp. 145-162

Douglas R. Bohi

Physical and economic aspects of resource quality: The cost of oil supply in the lower 48 United States, 1936-1988 pp. 163-188

Cutler J. Cleveland

Economic implications of proposed changes in the regulation of cogeneration: A framework for analysis pp. 189-199

David E. Serot

A computerized system to estimate potential uranium resources pp. 201-215

Sujit Das and Russell Lee

Volume 13, issue 1, 1991

Sources of change in energy use in the U.S. economy, 1972-1982: A structural decomposition analysis pp. 1-21

Adam Rose and C. Y. Chen

Substitution between activities with different energy intensities pp. 23-37

Hillard Huntington

Technical competence of integrated resource plans prepared by electric utilities pp. 39-55

Eric Hirst, Martin Schweitzer, Evelin Yourstone and Joseph Eto

Natural gas market expansion and delivery infrastructure costs: The case of New England pp. 57-94

Jean-Michel Guldmann and Donald A. Hanson

Decomposing change in energy input-output coefficients pp. 95-109

Stephen D. Casler, Ahmad Afrasiabi and Michael McCauley

Oil production in the lower 48 states: Reconciling curve fitting and econometric models pp. 111-127

Robert Kaufmann

Volume 12, issue 4, 1990

Heterogeneous producers in an extractive industry: Factor demand in underground coal mining pp. 295-310

Mark Berger and John E. Garen

Competitive oil prices and scarcity rents when the extraction cost function is convex pp. 311-320

Ujjayant Chakravorty and James Roumasset

The role of exploration in iron and copper supply pp. 321-338

Linda K. Trocki

The determinants of state gasoline taxation in the 1970s pp. 339-351

Stephen Shmanske

The Hotelling model under uncertainty: A note pp. 353-359

Gideon Fishelson

Oil-well valuation and abandonment with price and extraction rate uncertain pp. 361-382

Harry Clarke and William J. Reed

Productivity growth in Illinois electric utilities pp. 383-398

Rolf Fare, Shawna Grosskopf, Suthathip Yaisawarng, Sung Ko Li and Zhaoping Wang

Volume 12, issue 3, 1990

Utilization and service: Decomposing nuclear reactor capacity factors pp. 215-229

Geoffrey Rothwell

Technology choice in electricity generation under different market conditions pp. 231-251

Hadi Dowlatabadi and Michael Toman

Simultaneous use of renewable and non-renewable natural resources pp. 253-262

Jostein Aarrestad

The replacement cost integration program: An engineering-economic model of oil supply pp. 263-291

David B. Reister and Daniel S. Christiansen

Volume 12, issue 2, 1990

Geological influences, metal prices and rationality pp. 143-171

Robert Cairns

The control of resources: Forests and trees: A note pp. 173-177

Gideon Fishelson

Rate structure effects and regression parameter instability across time-of-use electricity pricing experiments pp. 179-195

Robert Patrick

Status quo bias in the measurement of value of service pp. 197-214

Raymond S. Hartman, Michael J. Donae and Chi-Keung Woo

Volume 12, issue 1, 1990

The electric utility industry: New challenges and old questions pp. 1-15

R. Richard Geddes and Peter H. Griffes

Timidity in electric utility deregulation pp. 17-32

Richard L. Gordon

Purchasing power for the grid: A social contract approach pp. 33-48

Michael A. Einhorn

Competitive pricing in the electric industry pp. 49-63

Kenneth W. Costello and Ross C. Hemphill

Tests of allocative efficiency in regulated multi-product firms pp. 65-77

Scott Atkinson and Robert Halvorsen

Profit-maximizing input demand under rate-of-return regulation: Pathological substitution and output effects pp. 79-95

Joseph Hughes

Tests of perverse input demand behavior by the rate-of-return-regulated firm pp. 97-106

Charles Ofori-Mensa

An empirical test of feedbacks in public utility regulation pp. 107-116

Richard A. Wall and Michael Gort

Regulating independent power producers: Lessons of the PURPA approach pp. 117-141

Peter S. Fox-Penner