Non-renewable resources : extraction programs and markets
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書誌事項
Non-renewable resources : extraction programs and markets
(Fundamentals of pure and applied economics, v. 33 . Natural resources and environmental economics section)
Harwood Academic Publishers, c1989
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注記
Includes bibliography (p. 124-129) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
First Published in 1989. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.
目次
- Part 1 The price-taking resource-extracting firm: details of the resource extracting firm
- asset equilibrium along optimal programmes
- the output constrained firm and comparative statics
- a production function for extraction for the resource extracting firm
- uncertainty in the future value of a parameter
- two deposits of uncertain size facing the firm
- varying quality of ore in the model of the extracting firm. Part 2 A resource extraction industry: the industry in detail
- exhaustion of finite stocks and society's future
- solving the Hotelling model and comparative statics
- the constant elasticity of demand (zero extraction cost) example
- the linear demand (constant extraction cost) example
- quality variation in the industry model
- many certain deposits with distinct constant extraction costs
- asset equilibrium and two market failures monopoly extraction. Part 3 The backstop and oligopoly: the backstop supply and extraction programmes
- uncertainty in the date of arrival of the backstop
- oligopoly and extraction programmes
- Cournot oligopoly with n extracting firms
- a dominant seller and a competitive fringe
- oligopoly under alternative solution concepts
- oligopoly with imperfect property rights for stocks. Part 4 Exploration and taxation: the firm exploring under certainty
- uncertainty in exploration by the firm
- search and rent dissipation
- auctions and resource tract sales
- taxation of exhaustible resources. Part 5 Economic growth and exhaustible resources: accumulation of reproducible capital (population and technology unchanging)
- investing resource rents
- population growth and technical progress
- growth without extraction costs (positive population growth with neutral technical change)
- growth accounting with exhaustible resources. Part 6 Theories and facts. Appendices: notes on the historical background to rent on exhaustible resources
- economic depreciation and asset equilibrium
- costly exploration and extraction.
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