2017-2022 OCS Oil and Gas Leasing Draft Proposed Program
... 4-2: 2013 Crude Oil Shipments by Tanker, Pipeline, and Barge............................................... 4-19 ...
... 4-2: 2013 Crude Oil Shipments by Tanker, Pipeline, and Barge............................................... 4-19 ...
measuring material flows and resource productivity
... not prescriptive, they point out those areas in which harmonisation of methods is recommended so that results are coherent and can be used in international work. Some diversity in their implementation is expected, for example in the coverage of natural resources or materials that necessarily reflect ...
... not prescriptive, they point out those areas in which harmonisation of methods is recommended so that results are coherent and can be used in international work. Some diversity in their implementation is expected, for example in the coverage of natural resources or materials that necessarily reflect ...
The Impacts of U.S. Crude Oil Exports on Domestic Crude
... Indirect Impacts – represent the impacts outside of Sector A in those industries that supply or contribute to the production of intermediate goods and services to Sector A. These are impacts due to the industry inter-linkages caused by the iteration of industries purchasing from other industries, br ...
... Indirect Impacts – represent the impacts outside of Sector A in those industries that supply or contribute to the production of intermediate goods and services to Sector A. These are impacts due to the industry inter-linkages caused by the iteration of industries purchasing from other industries, br ...
NATURAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTING
... symptoms of world in which we face increasingly complex environmental challenges that are unavoidably linked with other global challenges, such as financial crises, increasing social inequality and population pressure. The gravity of these global challenges raises questions about how standard measur ...
... symptoms of world in which we face increasingly complex environmental challenges that are unavoidably linked with other global challenges, such as financial crises, increasing social inequality and population pressure. The gravity of these global challenges raises questions about how standard measur ...
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... Norway puts its oil and gas revenues in a Stabilization Fund and only draws 4 percent per annum from this Fund to finance public spending or tax cuts. This way Norway should be able to spread the benefits of its hydrocarbon revenues to future generations. Its way of managing resource revenues is ...
... Norway puts its oil and gas revenues in a Stabilization Fund and only draws 4 percent per annum from this Fund to finance public spending or tax cuts. This way Norway should be able to spread the benefits of its hydrocarbon revenues to future generations. Its way of managing resource revenues is ...
The Determinants of Stagflation in a Panel of Countries
... States, United Kingdom, Denmark, Spain and Australia), others have to struggle with stag ation to a much lesser extent (Japan, Finland and Canada). On the other hand, some countries show a trend towards less stag ation over the course of time (Ireland, Denmark and Sweden) whereas other nations have ...
... States, United Kingdom, Denmark, Spain and Australia), others have to struggle with stag ation to a much lesser extent (Japan, Finland and Canada). On the other hand, some countries show a trend towards less stag ation over the course of time (Ireland, Denmark and Sweden) whereas other nations have ...
The Determinants of Stagflation in a Panel of Countries
... States, United Kingdom, Denmark, Spain and Australia), others have to struggle with stag ation to a much lesser extent (Japan, Finland and Canada). On the other hand, some countries show a trend towards less stag ation over the course of time (Ireland, Denmark and Sweden) whereas other nations have ...
... States, United Kingdom, Denmark, Spain and Australia), others have to struggle with stag ation to a much lesser extent (Japan, Finland and Canada). On the other hand, some countries show a trend towards less stag ation over the course of time (Ireland, Denmark and Sweden) whereas other nations have ...
African Economic Outlook 2013
... needs more bridges and roads, swifter trade procedures, higher levels of cross-border trade and investment and, last but not least, better institutions and bureaucracies skilled in public policy co-ordination. Finally, while the steady economic progress of African economies has improved the lives of ...
... needs more bridges and roads, swifter trade procedures, higher levels of cross-border trade and investment and, last but not least, better institutions and bureaucracies skilled in public policy co-ordination. Finally, while the steady economic progress of African economies has improved the lives of ...
Slide 1
... “The exchange paradigm serves the purpose of explaining value distribution (but) where consumers are involved in coproduction and have interdependent relationships, the concern for value creation is paramount…There is a need for an alternative paradigm of marketing.” ...
... “The exchange paradigm serves the purpose of explaining value distribution (but) where consumers are involved in coproduction and have interdependent relationships, the concern for value creation is paramount…There is a need for an alternative paradigm of marketing.” ...
V. The OPEC Disease - Amazon Web Services
... By comparison the “Dutch disease” – the negative impact on an economy of a sharp inflow of foreign currency from the sudden discovery and production of large oil or gas reserves that makes the country's other products less competitive on the export market – is far more limited. The “OPEC disease” ha ...
... By comparison the “Dutch disease” – the negative impact on an economy of a sharp inflow of foreign currency from the sudden discovery and production of large oil or gas reserves that makes the country's other products less competitive on the export market – is far more limited. The “OPEC disease” ha ...
The political economy of OPEC - Department of Agricultural
... majority of the literature refers to OPEC as a profit-maximizing cartel, some argue that Saudi Arabia acts as the dominant producer (Mabro, 1996; Alhajii and Huettner, 2000a and 2000b). Changes in oil prices during the 1970s are explained by changes in property rights, whereby control in OPEC countr ...
... majority of the literature refers to OPEC as a profit-maximizing cartel, some argue that Saudi Arabia acts as the dominant producer (Mabro, 1996; Alhajii and Huettner, 2000a and 2000b). Changes in oil prices during the 1970s are explained by changes in property rights, whereby control in OPEC countr ...
1 - Editorial Express
... Unfortunately, by lumping these costs together, a fundamental weakness is created because the private and shared resources cannot be differentiated or managed independently. In the course of market transactions, as one product is used as an input for another, the contribution of shared resources is ...
... Unfortunately, by lumping these costs together, a fundamental weakness is created because the private and shared resources cannot be differentiated or managed independently. In the course of market transactions, as one product is used as an input for another, the contribution of shared resources is ...
Countermeasures and Suggestions for Resource-based Industrial
... and the irreversible industries decline make the long-term adjustment measures for resource-based focus on the sustainable development of regional economy. This needs to be in accordance with life cycle of resource-based industries: On one hand, we should gradually implement the effective strategie ...
... and the irreversible industries decline make the long-term adjustment measures for resource-based focus on the sustainable development of regional economy. This needs to be in accordance with life cycle of resource-based industries: On one hand, we should gradually implement the effective strategie ...
A Novelty for Allocation of Energy Minimization in Cloud
... vendors in our domain. Ho wever, this means that cloud providers may not react truthfully and may seek to increase their credentials using improper behavior. In this process th e user will upload the file for the space requirement. The uploaded file will viewed by the broker and the space will be al ...
... vendors in our domain. Ho wever, this means that cloud providers may not react truthfully and may seek to increase their credentials using improper behavior. In this process th e user will upload the file for the space requirement. The uploaded file will viewed by the broker and the space will be al ...
- faculty of economics and management
... and external balances in long run. In order to investigate the impact of natural disasters on economic growth, Loayzar et al (2009) used cross country panel data of 94 countries including both, developing and developed countries. By employing the Generalized Method of Moments on cross country panel ...
... and external balances in long run. In order to investigate the impact of natural disasters on economic growth, Loayzar et al (2009) used cross country panel data of 94 countries including both, developing and developed countries. By employing the Generalized Method of Moments on cross country panel ...
The American University in Cairo
... world's economic, social and political well-being. A small minority is controlling the world's economy and has the most influential power, which will result in more political instability and lower social inclusion within the world. In a global survey conducted by UNDP, policy makers from around the ...
... world's economic, social and political well-being. A small minority is controlling the world's economy and has the most influential power, which will result in more political instability and lower social inclusion within the world. In a global survey conducted by UNDP, policy makers from around the ...
