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101: Moving Towards Competition in Water: Lessons from Gas and Electricity Regulation

Colin Robinson

100: UK Privatisation: Retrospect and Prospect

Claire Spottiswoode, Eileen Marshall, Michael Parker and Frank Cronin

99: Modelling Technical Progress: An Application of the Stochastic Trend Model to UK Energy Demand

Lester Hunt, Guy Judge and Yasushi Ninomiya

98: Regulatory Reform of the Gas Market – The Case of the Storage Auction

David Hawdon and Nicola Stevens

97: Estimating the Demand for Energy in Jordan: A Stock-Watson Dynamic OLS (DOLS) Approach

Ahmed Al-Azzam and David Hawdon

96: The Policy of Power and the Power of Policy: Energy Policy in Honduras

Lester Hunt, Claudio Salgado and Andy Thorpe

95: Efficiency Considerations in the Electricity Supply Industry; The Case of Iran

Ali Emami Meibodi

94: Economic Models of OPEC Behaviour and the Role of Saudi Arabia

Nourah Al-Yousef

93: Modelling Saudi Arabia Behaviour in the World Oil Market 1976-1996

Nourah Al-Yousef

92: The Socio Economic Impact of Renewable Energy Technologies

Hayley Miles

91: Pressure Groups and Political Forces in Britain’s Privatisation Programme

Colin Robinson

90: Environmental Information and The Demand for Super Unleaded Petrol in the United Kingdom

Roger Fouqet

89: Petrol Price Asymmetries Revisited

Barry Reilly and Robert Witt

88: This paper has been withdrawn

Not Applicable

87: UK Energy Policy: Findings from Two Surveys

Peter Pearson and Roger Fouqet

86: An Analysis of UK Energy Demand Using Multivariate Cointegration

Lester Hunt and Robert Witt

85: Freeing the Nuclear Industry

Colin Robinson

84: The Efficiency of the National Electricity Board in Malaysia – an Intercountry Comparison

Jamaluddin Yunos and David Hawdon

83: Privatisation: Saving the British Coal Industry?

Colin Robinson

82: Electricity Privatisation in England and Wales: Progress and Problems

Colin Robinson

81: The Nuclear Review

Elroy Dimson, Robin Jeffrey, Marin O'Neill, Colin Robinson, Mike Staunton and David Hawdon

80: Regulation as a Means of Introducing Competition

Colin Robinson

79: Privatising Nuclear Power: evidence for the review of future prospects for nuclear power

Colin Robinson

78: Energy, Externalities and Environmental Quality: Will Development Cure the Ills it Creates?

Peter Pearson

77: The Demand for Car Fuel Efficiency: An Hedonic Price Approach

Robert Witt

76: Economics and the Environment: The Shadow Price of Greenhouse Gases and Aerosols

David Maddison

75: End Use Elasticities

Joseph Hirschberg

74: A Model of Relative Price Elasticities from Second Moments of Demand

Joseph Hirschberg

73: Liberalisation of the Energy Market: A Favourable Supply-side Shock for the UK Economy?

Colin Robinson

72: Recent Studies of the Demand for Energy in the UK

David Hawdon (Ed), Joyce Dargay, Roger Fouquet, Andrew Henley, Keith Miller and John Peirson

71: An Econometric Study of the Demand for Gasoline in the Gulf Cooperation Council Countries

M. Eltony and Mohammad Almahmeed

70: International Bargaining and the EC Large Combustion Plant Directive

Roger Fouquet

69: Fuels for Electricity Supply after the UK Coal Review

Peter Pearson, Anthony Baker, Nigel Evans, Peter Jones and Colin Robinson

68: Electricity in the Third World

Peter Pearson, Andrew Barnett, Gerald Foley and Francis McGowan

67: The Economics of Pit Closures in the UK

Peter Pearson, Anthony Baker, Stephen Fothergill, Nigel Guy, Helen Rendall and Colin Robinson

66: Restructuring the Energy Industries: The Political Economy of British Energy Privatisation

Colin Robinson

65: Acid Deposition & Global Warming: simulating energy, environment, economy interactions in the UK with ENDAM2

David Hawdon and Peter Pearson

64: Electricity Pricing: Current Practice and Future Development

David Hawdon, Eileen Marshall and Ray Orson

63: Prospects for Oil Prices in 1992 and Beyond

Peter Caddy, David Hawdon, Roy Jordan, Paul Stevens and John Toalster

62: The Results of UK Electricity Privatisation

Colin Robinson

61: Energy Trends and the Development of Energy Policy in the United Kingdom

Colin Robinson

60: Environment, Energy Efficiency and the Third World

Peter Pearson, Martin Bell, Joanna Cochrane, Gordon MacKerron, John Malcolm, Ray Tomkins and Tony Wheeler

59: Prospects for Oil Prices

Peter Caddy, Peter Davies, David Hawdon, Paul Stevens and John Toalster

58: A Model for Passenger Car Gasoline Demand in Canada

Mohamed Eltony

57: Time of Day Pricing Schemes for Electricity Utilities in Developing Countries

Babu Ram

56: Aid and Energy in the Third World

Peter Pearson, Joanna Cochrane, David Festa, Gerald Foley and Mick Howes

55: Soviet Energy Prospects and Problems: The Energy Sector in the USSR 1985-1990

Bert Pockney

54: Energy Efficiency in the Third World

Peter Pearson, Keith Bennett, Tom Berrie, Stewart Boyle, Joanne Burges, Priya Deshingkar, Sam Moyo, Barry Munslow and Daniel Weiner

53: Prospects for Nuclear Power in the UK and Europe

Mark Barrett, Jean-Claude Charrault, Peter Jones and Colin Robinson

52: Oil Prices in 1990 and Beyond

David Hawdon, Jan Nasmyth and Irene Himona