Reserve Prices and Mineral Resource Theory

SURVIVOR’S NOTE. Gordon Campbell Watkins was my friend for forty years. He freed me, as the Scots poet says, from many a blunder and foolish notion. We joined forces twenty years ago, when the basic data on hydrocarbon scarcity were starting to disappear. (Adelman and Watkins, 1996). A revised updat...

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Published in:The Energy journal (Cambridge, Mass.) Mass.), 2008-02, Vol.29 (1_suppl), p.1-16
Main Authors: Adelman, M.A., Watkins, G.C.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Analysis
Crude oil
Crude oil prices
Economic resources
Energy policy
Environmental policy
Errors
Financial investments
Fossil fuels
Investment return rates
Marginal costs
Mineral resources
Natural gas
Natural resources
Oil prices
Oil reserves
Petroleum
Petroleum production
Policy analysis
Policy research
Price increases
Prices
Reserves
Scarcity
Studies
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Summary:SURVIVOR’S NOTE. Gordon Campbell Watkins was my friend for forty years. He freed me, as the Scots poet says, from many a blunder and foolish notion. We joined forces twenty years ago, when the basic data on hydrocarbon scarcity were starting to disappear. (Adelman and Watkins, 1996). A revised updated version was given in 2002 at an IAEE session in Prague. The last paper of our last effort follows, delayed by his death and my ailments. We are indebted to the Center for Energy and Environmental Policy Research at MIT for continuing aid. Without Therese Henderson and Jeanette Ehrman, the work could not have been completed. Errors in this final revision are mine alone. M. A. Adelman
ISSN:0195-6574
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DOI:10.5547/ISSN0195-6574-EJ-Vol29-NoSI-1