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To sample or not to sample
Haller, Hans; Pavlopoulos, Anthony - In: The Manchester School 74 (2006) 1, pp. 23-39
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Dynamic taxation of nonrenewable natural resources : asymmetric information about reserves
Osmundsen, Petter - 1994
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Essays in applied microeconomics
Yokeeswaran, Venuga - 2015
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Lending terms, debt concessions, and developing countries' resource extraction
Strand, Jon - 1990
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Lending terms, debt concessions, and developing countries' resource extraction
Strand, Jon - In: Resource and energy economics 17 (1995) 2, pp. 99-117
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Dynamic taxation of non-renewable natural resources under asymmetric information about reserves
Osmundsen, Petter - In: The Canadian journal of economics 31 (1998) 4, pp. 933-951
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Cake-eating with private information
Gerlagh, Reyer; Liski, Matti - 2014
consumers' inability to immediately adjust demand. Two puzzles that a standard exhaustible-resource theory cannot explain are …
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Extracting information or resource? : the hotelling rule revisited under asymmetric information
Martimort, David; Pouyet, Jérôme; Ricci, Francesco - 2017
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Renewable resource management under asymmetric information : the fisheries case
Jensen, Frank; Andersen, Peder; Nielsen, Max - In: Food economics : the official journal of the Nordic … 9 (2012), pp. 37-46
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The Impact of Commitment on Nonrenewable Resources Management with Asymmetric Information on Costs
Ing, Julie - 2016
We study the optimal contracts (payment and extraction path) implemented by a regulator unable to commit to long term contracts that delegates the extraction of a nonrenewable resource to a firm. The regulator wishes to maximize the tax revenue and does not know the firm's efficiency which is...
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