16 research outputs found
Quality of the environmen: An economic approach to some problems in using land, water and air/ Herfindahl
No full textviii, 96 hal. ; 23 cm
Quality of the environment: An economic approach to some problems in using land, water and air/ Herfindahl
No full textviii, 96 hal. ; 23 cm
Quality of the environment: An economic approach to some problems in using land, water and air/ Herfindahl
No full textviii, 96 hal. ; 23 cm
The Mexican Mining Industry, 1890–1950. By Marvin D. Bernstein. Yellow Springs, O.: The Antioch Press for the State University of New York, 1964. Pp. xvi, 412. $10.00.
No full textQuality of the environment: An economic approach to some problems in using land, water and air/ Herfindahl
No full textviii, 96 hal. ; 23 cm
World Oil: Market or Mayhem?
No full textMany observers regard the world oil market as a puzzle. Why are oil prices so volatile? Why did prices spike in the summer of 2008, and what role did speculators play? How important is OPEC? Where are oil prices headed in the long run? Is "peak oil" a genuine concern? Any attempt to answer these questions must be informed and disciplined by economics. We examine the evidence on each of these issues and provide an interpretation of developments in the world oil market from the perspective of economic theory.
