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Cartel pricing and the structure of the world bauxite market
(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-03)
Uncertainty and the pricing of exhaustible resources
(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-04)
Demand and reserve uncertainty are included in a simple model of an
exhaustible resource market by allowing the demand function and the reserve
level to fluctuate via continuous-time stochastic processes. Thus, producers ...
Pricing policies for a two-part exhaustible resource cartel: The case of OPEC
(MIT Energy Lab, 1976)
This paper examines pricing policies for OPEC under the assumption that
the cartel is composed of a block of spender countries with large cash
needs and a block of saver countries with little immediate need for cash ...
The excess co-movement of commodity prices
(MIT Energy Lab, 1987)
International comparisons of the residential demand for energy : a preliminary analysis
(MIT Energy Lab, 1976)
Optimal exploration and production of a nonrenewable resource
(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1977-05)
Earlier studies of exhaustible resource production and pricing usually assume that there is a fixed reserve base that can be exploited over time. In reality there is no "fixed" reserve base (in an economically meaningful ...
Should the government subsidize non-conventional energy supplies?
(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1979-01)
Gains to producers from the cartelization of exhaustible resources
(MIT Energy Lab, 1976)
The potential gains to producers from the cartelization of the world
petroleum, copper, and bauxite markets are calculated under the
assumption of optimal dynamic monopoly pricing of an exhaustible
resource. Small ...
Low prices or self-sufficiency : the conflicting goals of national energy policy
(MIT Energy Lab, 1976)
Some long-term problems in OPEC oil pricing
(MIT Energy Laboratory, 1978-12)