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Petroleum mergers and competition in the Northeast United States

Silva, Louis; Taylor, Christopher T. - In: International journal of the economics of business 20 (2013) 1, pp. 97-124

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Strategic partnering in oil and gas : a capabilities perspective

Garcia Palma, Rodrigo; Lessard, Donald R.; Singh, Aditya - 2014

A firm's strategy typically is defined in terms of its position in the industry or landscape that operates in and the competitive advantage of the firm on that landscape. This competitive advantage, in turn, derives from a combination of assets (what the firm owns) and capabilities (how the firm...

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Price Setting in Transition : The Effect of Takeover on a Petroleum Firm

Valachy, Juraj - 2009

In this paper, I investigate the effect of the takeover of a Slovak petroleum firm on its price setting mechanism. In … and controlled by managers, only negative changes in input prices were reflected in the output price. After the takeover … before takeover the composite input costs and competitors’ prices have very little (or no) impact on fuel price. After …

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Price Setting in Transition : The Effect of Takeover on a Petroleum Firm

Valachy, Juraj - 2003

In this paper, I investigate the effect of the takeover of a Slovak petroleum firm on its price setting mechanism. In … and controlled by managers, only negative changes in input prices were reflected in the output price. After the takeover … before takeover the composite input costs and competitors' prices have very little (or no) impact on fuel price. After …

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Petroleum taxation and investment behaviour

Osmundsen, Petter; Emhjellen, Magne; Johnsen, Thore; … - 2014

Petroleum administration can be regarded as a principal-agent problem. The government allocates exploration and production rights to petroleum companies on behalf of the population. The government is the principal and the companies are agents. With the aim of capturing revenue for the state, the...

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Technological Change, Depletion and the U.S. Petroleum Industry

Cuddington, John T.; Moss, Diana L. - 2015

A common claim in the nonrenewable resource literature is that improvements in technology may largely offset the effects of increasing scarcity over time. This study provides perhaps the first empirical evidence on this issue by analyzing the determinants of the average finding cost for...

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The Lifting of the Oil Export Ban in the US and its Effects on the Oil Market

Kim, Sungjin - 2022

The US set an oil export ban after the Iranian crisis in the 1970s due to energy security issues. Since US oil production has been continuously diminishing, there had not been many issues until recently. However, after the hydraulic fracturing technology was introduced to development of shale in...

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