A Competitive Sector Depletion Allowance in the Context of an Intertemporal Dominant-firm Model

It is conceivable that the reaction of a government excluded from the cartelization of a strategic exhaustible resource (and suffering from a subsequent restriction in its supply) takes the form of a depletion allowance directed at home-country extractive firms in the industry. According to federal...

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Published in:Recherches économiques de Louvain 1979-01, Vol.45 (2), p.179-193
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Marginal revenue
Market prices
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