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The discovery decline phenomenon : microeconometric evidence from the UK continental shelf
Pickering, Andrew - In: The energy journal 23 (2002) 1, pp. 57-71
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Taxation and the optimization of oil exploration and production : the UK continental shelf
Favero, Carlo A. - In: Oxford economic papers 44 (1992) 2, pp. 187-208
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The effective management of resources : the internat. politics of the North Sea
Mason, Christopher M. (ed.) - 1979
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Economic and fiscal aspects of the development and decommissioning of new oil fields in the North Sea : a comparative study of the UK, Norway, Denmark and the Netherlands
Kemp, Alexander G.; Kellas, Graham K.; Reading, David - 1989
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Oil investment in the North Sea : an econometric analysis of exploration, development and extraction of oil in the United Kingdom continental shelf
Favero, Carlo A.; Pesaran, Hashem M. - 1990
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Optimal development of the North Sea's oil fields : a study in divergent government and company interests and their reconciliation
Odell, Peter R.; Rosing, Kenneth Earl - 1976
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British and Norwegian offshore industrial relations : pluralism and neo-corporatism as contexts of strategic adaptation
Andersen, Svein S. - 1988
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The petroleum resources of the North Sea
Dietzman, William D. - 1983
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Understanding North Sea oil : operations, prospects and policy
1977
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Optimizing oil and gas depletion in the maturing North Sea with growing import dependence
Kemp, Alexander G.; Stephen, Linda - In: Oxford review of economic policy 21 (2005) 1, pp. 43-66
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