Resources and Energy

1978 - 1992

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Optimal extraction with grade variation and endogenous reserves pp. 331-338: Robert F. Conrad and R. Bryce Hool
The exploitation of a renewable resource with a fixed but unknown renewal function pp. 339-354: Harry Clarke
Disequilibrium cost-benefit rules for natural resources pp. 355-372: Per-Olov Johansson
Production relationships in selected canadian manufacturing industries with disaggregated material inputs pp. 373-396: M. A. Taher and Melville McMillan
Switching away from oil: A game-theoretic approach pp. 397-410: Vangelis F. Magirou

A depletable resource under international uncertainty pp. 205-234: George S. Tolley and John D. Wilman
Optimal development of an economy with a bounded inflow of one essential resource input pp. 235-258: K. -E. Eriksson, S. Islam, S. Karlsson and B. Manson
World oil prices and equity returns of major oil and auto companies pp. 259-276: Jimmy E. Hilliard and Albert L. Danielsen
Distributional aspects of an energy conserving tax and rebate pp. 277-303: Robert A. Herendeen and Farzaneh Fazel
Energy resources in a third world microstate: St. Lucia household energy survey pp. 305-328: Paul F. Wilkinson

Water and fire: Water needs of future coal development in the Soviet Union and the United States pp. 77-105: Joseph Alcamo
A model of industrial demand for electricity under time-of-use pricing and three labor shifts pp. 107-127: Asher Tishler
Embodied energy and economic value in the United States economy: 1963, 1967 and 1972 pp. 129-163: Robert Costanza and Robert A. Herendeen
Investment in alternative electricity supply plans by publicly owned utilities pp. 165-186: Darwin C. Hall and Brian G. Thomas
Energy input-output analysis: A simple guide pp. 187-201: Stephen Casler and Suzanne Wilbur

Future conditions and present extraction: A useful method in natural resource economics pp. 303-311: Michael Hoel
An interdisciplinary approach to cost/benefit analysis of innovative electric rates pp. 313-330: Sanford Berg, Barney L. Capehart, Jack Feldman, Stephen LaTour and Robert L. Sullivan
On the specification of neoclassical energy demand functions pp. 331-347: Harry Clarke
The relative efficiency of Illinois electric utilities pp. 349-367: Rolf Fare, Shawna Grosskopf and James Logan
Durable good choice: A benefit-cost approach applied to air conditioning pp. 369-401: Ronald J. Krumm

An evaluation of the lifeline-rate structure using total welfare as a measure of efficiency pp. 201-217: Ragshaw Prasad
Oil export boom and Dutch-disease: A dynamic analysis pp. 219-242: Sebastian Edwards and Masanao Aoki
Energy conservation and recycling in the paper industry pp. 243-260: Timothy L. Gunn and Bruce Hannon
The allocation and distribution effects of population abatement expenditures on the U.S. economy pp. 261-283: Kusum W. Ketkar
A vintage adjustment model of industrial energy substitution: Comparative results from California manufacturing, 1958-76 pp. 285-301: Ahmad Faruqui

Some evidence of price and cross-elasticities of mineral supply: The case of gold and uranium pp. 105-113: James Barney Marsh
Some pitfalls in the application of the 'incremental-cost' approach to formulating U.S. energy policy pp. 115-128: Steven Garber and Daniel Nagin
The energy crises and Japanese response pp. 129-154: Hirofumi Shibata
Oil price increases as leading indicators of new car sales pp. 155-170: Albert L. Danielsen and Jimmy E. Hilliard
Uncertainty of input supply: Interruptability of supply pp. 171-180: Gideon Fishelson
The significance of insignificant results from the Oklahoma time-of-day rate experiment pp. 181-199: David A. Huettner, Jack Kasulis and Neil Dikeman

Dutch disease -- how much sickness, how much boon? pp. 1-20: Arnold Harberger
Fundamental economic comparisons of solid waste policy options pp. 21-43: Allen K. Miedema
Net energy analysis of a fuelwood energy system pp. 45-64: Tony J. Baltic and David R. Betters
Determinants of the effectiveness of electric utility regulation pp. 65-81: Robert H. Smiley and William Greene
A comparison of energy intensities: 1963, 1967 and 1972 pp. 83-102: Bruce Hannon, Thomas Blazeck, Douglas Kennedy and Robert Illyes

The role of allocation functions in energy modeling: A review pp. 307-328: V. Smith and Lawrence J. Hill
The interdependence of electricity export markets an econometric examination of Quebec in a monopolistic setting pp. 329-349: Dean Mountain
Effect of spatial and climatic conditions on energy consumption pp. 351-358: Sufi M. Nazem and Justin D. Stolen
Input-output technology assumptions and the energy requirements of commodities pp. 359-389: Peter Flaschel

Approximate aggregation and error in input-output models pp. 203-230: Joel Gibbons, Alan M. Wolsky and George Tolley
A systemmodel of combined heat and power generation in district heating pp. 231-263: Aviel Verbruggen
Electricity supply and pollution control pp. 265-280: Nicolas H. Highton and Michael G. Webb
Differential resource rents and the two theories of non-renewable resource valuation pp. 281-289: John Hartwick
Optimal rate of oil production for OPEC-member countries pp. 291-305: Hossein Razavi

Economic analyses at early stages of technology development pp. 105-119: Ronald G. Cummings and William D. Schulze
Household demand for home heating pp. 121-144: Ronald J. Krumm
On the behavior of optimal exploration and extraction rates for non-renewable resource stocks pp. 145-162: P. T. Liu and J. G. Sutinen
Demand for gasoline for usage by passenger cars pp. 163-172: Gideon Fishelson
Optimal pricing and resource development policies for energy importing economies pp. 173-193: Harry Clarke
Saudi Arabia, OPEC, and the price of crude oil pp. 195-201: J. Mixon

The robustness of a translog model to describe regional energy demand by Canadian manufacturing industries pp. 1-25: Robert N. McRae and Alan R. Webster
The industrial demand for energy pp. 27-57: Noel D. Uri
Natural resource programming models and scarcity rents pp. 59-85: John Rowse and Lawrence W. Copithorne
Models and mitigation in energy boom-towns pp. 87-104: David A. Gulley