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Volume 15, issue 4, 1994

Toward an Optimal Oil and Gas Leasing System* pp. 1-18

Walter J. Mead

Macroeconomic Responses to Oil Price Increases and Decreases in Seven OECD Countries pp. 19-35

Knut Anton Mork, Ystein Olsen and Hans Terje Mysen

Price Convergence Across Natural Gas Fields and City Markets* pp. 37-48

W. Walls

Fuel Efficiency and Automobile Safety: Single-Vehicle Highway Fatalities for Passenger Cars pp. 49-101

J. Daniel Khazzoom

Income Distribution Effects of Electric Utility DSM Programs pp. 103-118

Ronald J. Sutherland

Cost-Effective Climate Policy in a Small Country pp. 119-139

Cathrine Hagem

Incomplete International Climate Agreements: Optimal Carbon Taxes, Market Failures and Welfare Effects* pp. 141-165

Rolf Golombek and Jan Braten

Rethinking Contracts for Purchasing Power: The Economic Advantages of Dispatchability pp. 167-189

Gary W. Dorris and Timothy Mount

Reactive Power is a Cheap Constraint pp. 191-201

Edward Kahn and Ross Baldick

A Dynamic Model of Industrial Energy Demand in Kenya pp. 203-224

Semboja Haji Hatibu Haji

BOOK REVIEWS pp. 225-244

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Volume 15, issue 3, 1994

The Hotelling Principle and In-Ground Values of Oil Reserves: Why the Principle Over-Predicts Actual Values* pp. 1-17

Stephen L. McDonald

The Impact of Sulfur Limits on Fuel Demand and Electricity Prices in Britain* pp. 19-41

David M. Newbery

Emission Costs, Consumer Bypass and Efficient Pricing of Electricity pp. 43-54

Chi-Keung Woo, Benjamin Hobbs, Ren Orans, Roger Pupp and Brian Horii

Incentive Effects of Environmental Adders in Electric Power Auctions* pp. 55-73

James B. Bushnell and Shmuel S. Oren

Emerging Environmental Markets: Improving the Competitiveness of Natural Gas* pp. 75-91

Janie Chermak

Integrated Resource Planning with Environmental Costs in Developing Countries pp. 93-121

Chitru S. Fernando, Paul R. Kleindorfer and Mohan Munasinghe

Import Policy Effects on the Optimal Oil Price* pp. 123-144

Steven Suranovic

Who Pays Broad-Based Energy Taxes? Computing Lifetime and Regional Incidence* pp. 145-164

Nicholas Bull, Kevin A. Hassett and Gilbert Metcalf

Structural Changes and Energy Consumption in the Japanese Economy 1975-85: An Iput-Output Analysis* pp. 165-188

Xiaoli Han and T.K. Lakshmanan

Book Reviews pp. 189-194

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Volume 15, issue 2, 1994

Oil Price Forecasting in the 1980s: What Went Wrong?* pp. 1-22

Hillard Huntington

Environmentally Responsible Energy Pricing* pp. 23-42

W Viscusi, Wesley A. Magat, Alan Carlin and Mark K. Dreyfus

Energy-Efficiency Investments and Public Policy pp. 43-65

Adam Jaffe and Robert Stavins

Estimating Consumer Energy Demand Using International Data: Theoretical and Policy Implications* pp. 67-88

Dale S. Rothman, J.Ho Hong and Timothy D. Mount

Residential Energy Demand and the Taxation of Housing* pp. 89-105

William M. Gentry

Measuring Economic Markets for Imported Crude Oil* pp. 107-123

Douglas G. Sauer

Business Cycles and the Behavior of Energy Prices* pp. 125-134

Apostolos Serletis and Vaughn Hulleman

Tax Reform and Energy in the Philippines Economy: A General Equilibrium Computation pp. 135-155

Roy G. Boyd, Khosrow Doroodian and Prapassorn Udomvaech

The Social Costs of Greenhouse Gas Emissions: An Expected Value Approach* pp. 157-184

Sam Fankhauser

Emission Trading with Shares and Coupons: A Laboratory Experiment pp. 185-211

Andrew Muller and Stuart Mestelman

Tradable Cumulative C02 Permits and Global Warming Control* pp. 213-232

Richard F. Kosobud, Thomas A. Daly, David W. South and Kevin G. Quinn

Book Reviews pp. 233-240

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Volume 15, issue 1_suppl, 1994

Editor's Introduction pp. 1-2

Helmut J. Frank

The World Oil Market: Past and Future* pp. 3-11

M.A. Adelman

Business Cycles and the Oil Market pp. 15-38

Knut Anton Mork

Oil Demand in the Industrialized Countries* pp. 39-67

Joyce Dargay and Dermot Gately

Oil Demand in the Developing World: Lessons from the 1980s Applied to the 1990s* pp. 69-85

Carol Dahl and Meftun Erdogan

World Oil Resources, Reserves and Production pp. 89-114

Peter R. Odell

OPEC Production: The Missing Link pp. 115-132

James M. Griffin and Lawrence M. Vielhaber

Unravelling a Riddle: The Outlook for Russian Oil* pp. 133-156

Campbell Watkins

Oil Production Outside OPEC and the Former Soviet Union: A Model Applied to the U.S. and U.K.* pp. 157-176

John V. Mitchell

The Refining Industry in The North Atlantic pp. 179-191

Keith Hamm

Refining in the Far East: Its Potential and Constraints* pp. 193-216

Hoesung Lee and Dennis Eklof

World Demand for Natural Gas: History and Prospects pp. 219-236

Marian Radetzki

Gas Supplies for the World Market pp. 237-250

James T. Jensen

Oil Industry Structure and Evolving Markets pp. 253-276

Joe Roeber

The Role of Futures and Other Energy-Linked Financial Instruments pp. 279-288

Matt Rogers and John Elting Treat

International Petroleum Taxation in the 1990s pp. 291-309

Alexander G. Kemp

LDC Cooperation in World Oil Conservation* pp. 310-328

Stephen Brown and Hillard Huntington

Oil Imports and National Security: Is There Still a Connection? pp. 329-346

John H. Lichtblau

What Does It All Mean? pp. 349-356

Edward W. Erickson

ABOUT THE AUTHORS pp. 357-365

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Volume 15, issue 1, 1994

IAEE Convention Speech: Energy, Exhaustion, Environmentalism Etatism* pp. 1-16

Richard L. Gordon

OPEC and the Price of Oil in 1993 pp. 17-30

Francisco R. Parra

The Costs of Stabilizing Global C02 Emissions: A Probabilistic Analysis Based on Expert Judgments* pp. 31-56

Alan Manne and Richard G. Richels

International Trade in Oil, Gas and Carbon Emission Rights: An Intertemporal General Equilibrium Model* pp. 57-76

Alan Manne and Thomas F. Rutherford

A Climate Treaty and the Norwegian Economy: A CGE Assessment pp. 77-93

Anne Brendemoen and Haakon Vennemo

Three Biases in Cost-Efficiency Tests of Utility Energy Efficiency Programs* pp. 95-120

Steven Braithwait and Douglas Caves

On the Use of 'Adders' by Public Utility Commissions pp. 121-128

John Tschirhart

Weighting Nonrandom Samples in Voluntary Energy Conservation Program Evaluation* pp. 129-141

Michael T. Ozog and Donald M. Waldman

Gasoline Demand in Developing Asian Countries* pp. 143-155

Robert McRae

Power Balance and Equilibrium Channel Structure in the Korean Gasoline Market pp. 157-178

Byong-Hun Ahn and Heon Jung

Coordination of Non-utility Generation Through Priority Purchase Contracts* pp. 179-191

Joseph A. Doucet