NOTE: periodicals have been cited by month-day-year:page
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[Adelman 1966] AdelmanM. A., “Oil Production Costs in Four Areas,” Proceedings of the Council on Economics of the AIME 1966 [American Institute of Mining Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers].
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[Adelman 1978] AdelmanM. A., “Constraints on the World Oil Monopoly Price,” Resources and Energy, vol. 1, pp. 3-19.
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[Adelman 1986a] AdelmanM. A., “Oil Producing Countries’ Discount Rates,” Resources &Energy, vol. 8, pp. 309-329.
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[Adelman 1986b] AdelmanM. A., “The Competitive Floor to World Oil Prices,” The Energy Journal, vol. 7, pp. 9-35.
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[Adelman 1989] AdelmanM. A., “Offshore Norwegian Development Cost Calculated From Project Data,” Energy Exploration &Exploitation, vol. 7, no. 1, pp. 53-62.
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[Adelman 1990] AdelmanM. A., “Mineral Depletion, With Special Reference to Petroleum,” Review of Economics &Statistics, vol. 72, pp. 1-10.
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[Adelman 1992a] AdelmanM. A., “Finding and Developing Costs in the United States 1945-1986,” Advances in the Economics of Energy and Resources, vol. 7, pp. 11-58 (Greenwich, Conn.: JAI Press).
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[Adelman 1992b] AdelmanM. A., “OPEC at High Noon,” MIT Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research, MIT CEEPR 92-003WP.
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[Adelman &Lynch 1986] AdelmanM. A.LynchMichael C., “Natural Gas Trade in Western Europe: the Permanent Surplus,” in M. I. T. Center for Energy Policy Research, Western Europe Natural Gas Trade (December1986).
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[Adelman &Ward 1980] AdelmanM. A.Wardand Geoffrey, “Worldwide Production Costs for Oil and Gas,” Advances in the Economics of Energy and Resources, J.R. Moroney, ed., vol. 3 (Greenwich, Conn.: JAI Press).
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[Arrow 1987] ArrowKenneth, “Hotelling”, In EatwellJohnMilgateMurrayNewmanPeter, The New Palgrave: a Dictionary of Economics (London: Macmillan Press).
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[Adelman &Watkins 1992] ArrowKennethCampbell WatkinsG., “Reserve Asset Values and the ‘Hotelling Valuation Principle’,” Working Paper No. MIT-CEEPR-92-004WP.
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[API et al 1990] American Petroleum Institute, Joint Association Survey on Drilling Costs, Table 4.
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[Askari 1991] AskariHossein, Saudi Arabia’s Economy: Oil and the Search for Economic Development (Greenwich, Conn.: JAI Press).
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[Cleveland 1991] ClevelandCutler J., “Physical and Economic Aspects of Resource Quality: the cost of oil supply in the lower 48 United States 1936-1988,” Resources &Energy, vol. 13 (1991) 163-188.
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[Bradley 1987] BradleyHoward B., editor-in-chief, Petroleum Engineering Handbook (Richardson, Texas: Society of Petroleum Engineers).
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[Curcio 1989] Edgardo CurcioAGIP, “Oil Supply Prospects in 1990s from Non-OPEC Producing Countries,” Energy Supply in the 1990s and Beyond: Proceedings of the Eleventh Annual International Conference (International Association for Energy Economics: Caracas, June 26, 1989] pp. 101-110.
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[Das Gupta and Heal 1979] Das GuptaParthaHealGeoffrey M., Economic Theory and Exhaustible Resources (Cambridge University Press).
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[Ebinger 1982] EbingerCharles K., Energy and National Security in the 1980s, with an introduction by Henry A. Kissinger (Cambridge, Mass.: Ballinger).
21.
[Economist] The Economist, weekly.
22.
[DOE/EIA 1989] Energy Information Administration, International Energy Outlook 1989: Projections to 2000 (Washington 1989).
23.
[DOE/EIA 1990] Energy Information Administration, U.S. Oil and Gas Reserves by Year of Field Discovery (Washington 1990)
24.
[GER 1992] Global Energy Report, issued quarterly by Center for Global Energy Studies (London)
25.
[Harding 1991], D.C. Harding talk to Institute of Petroleum, London, April1991
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[Hartwick 1991] HartwickJohn M., “The non-renewable resource exploring-extracting firm and the r% rule,” Resources &Energy, vol. 13 (1991) pp. 129-143.
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[Hogan 1989] HoganWilliam W., World Oil Price Projections: A Sensitivity Analysis (Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard Energy and Environmental Policy Center, 1989).
28.
[Hotelling 1931] HotellingHarold, “The Economics of Exhaustible Resources,” Journal of Political Economy, vol. 39, pp. 137-175.
29.
[IPAA] Independent Petroleum Association of America, twice-yearly Reports of the Cost Study Committee (Washington: IPAA, 1963-date).
30.
[Jaidah 1988] JaidahAli, “Oil Pricing: a Role in Search of an Actor,” paper at Oxford Energy Seminar, reprinted as Special Supplement to PIW 9-12-88.
31.
[Kemp 1987] Alexander Kemp (with postscript by Campbell Watkins), Petroleum Rent Collection Around the World (Halifax, Nova Scotia: The Institute for Research on Public Policy).
32.
[Kemp Reading Kemp&Macdonald 1992] AlexanderG.ReadingDavidMacdonaldBruce, The Effects of the Fiscal Terms Applied to Offshore Petroleum Exploitation of New Fields: a Comparative Study of [Ten Countries] North Sea Study Occasional Paper No. 37. Department of Economics, University of Aberdeen, April1992.
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[Lund 1992] Diderik Lund, “Petroleum taxation under uncertainty: contingent claims analysis with an application to Norway”, Energy Economics, vol. 14, No. 1, January, pp. 23-31.
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[Lynch 1990] Michael C. Lynch, “An Omitted Variable in OECD Oil Supply Forecasting,” Proceedings of the Twelfth Annual North American Conference of the International Association for Energy Economics (Toronto, October1990), pp. 206-214.
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[Mattione 1985] Richard P. Mattione, OPEC’s Investment &the International Financial System (Washington: Brookings, 1985).
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MillerM. H.UptonC. W. [1985a] “A Test of the Hotelling Valuation Principle,” Journal of Political Economy, 93(1).
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MillerM. A.UptonC. W. [1985b] “The Pricing of Oil and Gas: Some Further Results,” Journal of Finance, 40(3).
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[Nehring 1981] Richard Nehring, The Discovery of Significant Oil and Gas Fields in the United States (Santa Monica: The Rand Corporation).
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[NRC 1985] National Research Council, Panel on Statistics on Natural Gas, Natural Gas Data Needs in a Changing Regulatory Environment (Washington: National Academy Press 1985)
[OGJ 1990] David A. Wood (of International Petroleum Corp.) “Appraisal of economic performance of global exploration contracts,” Oil &Gas Journal, 10-29-90:48.
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[PE] Petroleum Economist, monthly, previously named Petroleum Press Service
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[PIW] Petroleum Intelligence Weekly.
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[PPS] See PE, above.
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[Storting 1989] Kingdom of Norway, Ministry of Finance. Report No. 4 to the Storting:Norwegian Long-Term Program 1990-1993 (Oslo, 1989).
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[USGS 1987] US Geological Survey, “World Resources of Crude Oil...,” paper at World Petroleum Congress 1987.
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[Watkins 1992] Watkins, G. C. “The Hotelling Principle: Autobahn or Cul de Sac?,” The Energy Journal, 13 (1): 1-24.
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[Wood 1989] David O. Wood, “Can We Model World Oil Markets?,” paper at Workshop of the Center of Applied Research and the Central Bureau of Statistics of Norway, given June8, 1989.
51.
[World Bank 1988] World Bank, World Development Report (Washington: 1988).
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[World Bank 1989] World Petroleum Markets: a Framework for Reliable Projections by The Petroleum Finance Company Ltd. World Bank Technical Paper No. 92. Washington, D.C.: The World Bank, 1988