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Existence and transversality conditions for a general "unbounded-horizon" model of the mining firm

Toman, Michael A. - In: Journal of economic dynamics & control 10 (1986) 3, pp. 395-414

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Existence and optimality of dynamic competitive equilibria with a non-renewable resource

Toman, Michael A. - In: Resources and energy : a journal devoted to … 9 (1987) 1, pp. 1-19

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The roles of the environment and natural resources in economic growth analysis : an intuitive introduction

Toman, Michael A. - In: Economic development and environmental sustainability : …, (pp. 453-462). 2006

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Climate change mitigation : passing through the eye of the needle?

Toman, Michael A. - In: Perspectives on climate change : science, economics, …, (pp. 75-98). 2005

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Futures trading and oil market conditions

Bohi, Douglas R.; Toman, Michael A. - In: Journal of Futures Markets 7 (1987) 2, pp. 203-221

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Non-Price Provisions in Long-Term Natural Gas Contracts

Broadman, Harry G.; Toman, Michael A. - In: Land Economics 62 (1986) 2

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"Depletion Effects" and Nonrenewable Resource Supply: A Diagrammatic Exposition

Toman, Michael A. - In: Land Economics 62 (1986) 4

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No Free Launch: Efficient Space Transportation Pricing

Toman, Michael A.; Macauley, Molly K. - In: Land Economics 65 (1989) 2

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Economic Development and Environmental Sustainability: New Policy Options

Lopez, Ramon (contributor); Toman, Michael A. (contributor) - Oxford University Press

Economic growth as we know it today cannot persist indefinitely if it entails continuous degradation of natural resources and the environment. While in a few countries around the world it appears that environmental degradation has been the result of rapid economic growth, in the vast majority of...

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