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Graefe, Laurel - 2009

more pressing because the world's energy supply still relies heavily on oil, and global energy demand is expected to rise … timing of peak oil production, the world must address the challenge of adapting to a new model of energy supply. Perhaps the … world would be better served, the author notes, if the peak oil debate could be more solution-oriented, focusing on …

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Can US oil production survive the 20th century?

Lamb, Russell L.; Wilkerson, Chad - In: Economic review 84 (1999) 1, pp. 51-62

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Lifting the U.S. crude oil export ban : prospects for increasing oil market efficiency

Melek, Nida Çakır; Ojeda, Elena - In: Economic review 102 (2017) 2, pp. 51-74

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Texas in transition : dependence on oil and the national economy

Fomby, Thomas B. - In: Economic review (1989), pp. 11-28

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Interchange fees in credit and debit card markets : what role for public authorities? ; a summary of a Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City Conference

Pacheco, Barbara; Sullivan, Richard J. - In: Economic review 91 (2006) 1, pp. 87-113

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The evolution of the check as a means of payment : a historical survey

Quinn, Stephen F.; Roberds, William - 2008

Though checks' popularity is now waning in favor of electronic payments, checks were, for much of the twentieth century, the most widely used noncash payment method in the United States. How did such a relatively inefficient form of payment become so dominant? This article traces the historical...