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- OIES paper: EE3
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How does uncertainty about future rent tax liability affect the competitive supply pattern for an exhaustible resource? Historically, changes in tax and regulatory clauses have been a frequent occurrence in the Petroleum industry, and appear to have contributed to the climate of uncertainty about future rent appropriation. This paper develops a generally applicable framework to tackle this question.
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The analysis modifies the classic Hotelling problem of exhaustible resource manageme... - Publication status:
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- Oxford Institute for Energy Studies Publisher's website
- Publication date:
- 1987-01-01
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- Local pid:
- ora:10223
- ISBN:
- 0-948061-19-7
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- English
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- Oxford Institute for Energy Studies
- Copyright date:
- 1987
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Fiscal regime uncertainty, risk aversion, and exhaustible resource depletion
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