Market share OPEC lost in defending higher prices from 1979-1985 is being steadily regained and is projected to exceed … regains lost market share. The US economy appears to be as exposed as it was in the early 1970s to losses from monopoly oil … US economy an approximately equal amount. The Strategic Petroleum Reserve appears to be of little benefit against such a …

for the midterm period. NEMS projects the production, imports, conversion, consumption, and prices of energy, subject to a …

. The advantages of a competitive market are well known: it leads to lower costs for the utility, lower prices for consumers … electric-industry`s efficiency lowers costs and, hence, electric prices. In this study, we look at the sources of (in … short run, firms who cannot produce at the market-clearing price are forced to leave the industry, ensuring that customers …

. Estimates of the costs to the U.S. economy of the oil market upheavals of the last 30 years are in the vicinity of $7 trillion … associated with U.S. and world dependence on oil imports. …

import electricity, numerous plant outages, and exercise of market power by generators drove up wholesale electricity prices … divested, and the retail market was opened to competition. To ensure that small customers shared in the expected benefit of … lower prices, the enabling legislation mandated a 10% rate cut for all customers, which was implemented in a simplistic way …

the case of information collected on timber prices. …

This report summarizes the results of a survey of home heating oil and propane prices over the 1990/1991 heating season … residential retail prices of No. 2 home heating oil and propane. This information was then transmitted to the EIA, bi …-monthly using an electronic reporting system called Petroleum Data Reporting Option (PEDRO). The survey was conducted using a sample …

The Middle East will continue to play the dominant role of a petroleum supplier in the world oil market in the year … patterns will emerge as a result of the democratization in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. US petroleum imports will … increase from 46% in 1989 to 49% in 2000. A significantly higher level of US petroleum imports (principally products) will be …