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Energy efficiency and petroleum depletion in climate change policy

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Guns and oil : an analysis of conventional weapons trade in the post-cold war era

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Special issue: unconventional gas and oil development : economic and environmental impacts

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Energy efficiency and petroleum depletion in climate change policy

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This chapter examines the validity of standard technology assumptions used in climate economy models, and explores the policy consequences of changing them to reflect actual as opposed to postulated trends. In this analysis, global oil production is determined by an augmented Hotelling model in...

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