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Cyclical and constant strategies in renewable resources extraction

Halkos, George - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2011

natural resources over time by one and several resource owners with conflicting interests. The traditional management model …

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Optimal Emission-Extraction Policy in a World of Scarcity and Irreversibility

Prieur, Fabien; Tidball, Mabel; Withagen, Cees - Oxford Centre for the Analysis of Resource-Rich … - 2012

This paper extends the classical exhaustible-resource/stock-pollution model with the irreversibility of pollution decay. Within this framework, we answer the question how the potential irreversibility of pollution affects the extraction path. We investigate the conditions under which the economy...

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The Real Real Price of Nonrenewable Resources: Copper 1870-2000

Svedberg, Peter; Tilton, John - Institute for International Economic Studies (IIES), … - 2003

support than widely assumed for the hypothesis that resources are becoming more available or less scarce over time. …

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Cutting costs of catching carbon : intertemporal effects under imperfect climate policy

Hoel, Michael; Jensen, Svenn - 2010

"green paradox"), whereas CCS cost reductions make fossil resources more attractive for future use and lead to postponement … of extraction. -- climate change ; exhaustible resources ; carbon capture and storage ; renewable energy ; green paradox …

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Cutting costs of catching carbon : intertemporal effects under imperfect climate policy

Hoel, Michael; Jensen, Svenn - 2010 - Publisert 18. des. 2010 14:39 - Sist endret 18. des. 2010 15:22

paradox'), whereas CCS cost reductions make fossil resources more attractive for future use and lead to postponement of … extraction. -- climate change ; exhaustible resources ; carbon capture and storage ; renewable energy ; green paradox …

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Cutting Costs of Catching Carbon - Intertemporal Effects Under Imperfect Climate Policy

Hoel, Michael - 2015

‘green paradox'), whereas CCS cost reductions make fossil resources more attractive for future use and lead to postponement …

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Fundamental Issues Concerning the Organization of Management Accounting in Units of Natural Resource Exploitation

PALIU-POPA, Lucia; ECOBICI, Nicolae; DINA, Ionela-Claudia - In: Economics and Applied Informatics (2010) 1, pp. 189-196

The complexity of economic life in the competition imposed by the market economy requires a continuous search and use of the most rational and efficient organizational forms and methods of managerial accounting and therefore of production cost calculation. The implementation of such method must...

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Intertemporal and Spatial Depletion of Landfills.

Gaudet, G.; Moreaux, M.; Salant, S.W. - Michigan - Center for Research on Economic & Social Theory - 1997

This paper generalizes Hotellings (1931) theory of nonrenewable resources to situations where resource pools and their … users are distributed spatially. Extraction and transport costs are assumed to be linear in the rate of extraction, but …

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A Comparison of Oil Project NPV's in the North Sea Obtained using the Weighted Average Cost of Capital Discounting Method and a Modern Asset Pricing Method.

Emhjellen, M.; Alaouze, C.M. - School of Economics, UNSW Business School - 1999

This paper examines the difference in the net present values (NPV's) of North sea oil projects obtained using discounted cashflow methods based on the Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC) and a Modern Asset Pricing (MAP) method (Laughton and Jacoby, 1993; Jacoby and Laughton, 1992).

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Sharing Cost of Shared Services Centre

Buus, Tomáš - In: European Financial and Accounting Journal 6 (2011) 4, pp. 49-59

centre. The apportionment formula for the cost of capacity generated by flow variability turns out to be regression …

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