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. Furthermore, the management of exploitation and use of natural resources (either exhaustible or renewable) has been discussed by …
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natural resources over time by one and several resource owners with conflicting interests. The traditional management model …
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Exploitation of non–renewable resources is an intensively studied field of environmental economics in the last century …. Since the influential Hotelling’s paper a huge progress is made in the depletable resources literature. Although a variety …
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natural resources over time by one and several resource owners with conflicting interests. The traditional management model …
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Our paper presents an original method named The Optimum Limit of the Profitability (O.L.P.), for the characterization of the optimum physical output for one enterprise. On our research paper for the definition of this concept we have started with the exploration of the mathematical models which...
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renewable resources. In addition, this model of coopetitive games for environmental sustainability aims at reducing emissions of …
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that of the demand side management of the power sector. State doesn’t have its reserve of generating capacity to fall back …
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The examination of the relationship between oil resources and economic growth reveals that oil curse in oil countries … positive and significant effect on economic growth. In other words, what causes curse or blessing of oil resources is the …
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This paper provides a coopetitive model for a global green economy taking into account the environmental sustainability. In particular we propose a differentiable coopetitive game G (in the sense recently introduced by D. Carfì) to represent a basic green economy interaction among a country c...
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The Deepwater Horizon incident demonstrated that most of the oil left is deep offshore or in other difficult to reach locations. Moreover, obtaining the oil remaining in currently producing reservoirs requires additional equipment and technology that comes at a higher price in both capital and...
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