The aim of this article is to show that if the two oil revolutions in the 70's can be analyzed as a redeployment of revenue or as a revolt by the owners of the oil fields, the 80's could result in an opposite situation, that is this period could lead to a massive monopolization of oil revenue by the consumer countries. This new monopolization is not interpreted as being the result of a recycling, or inflation or of various restrictive practices detrimental to the producer countries. In this article, this new monopolization is percieved on the basis of crude oil price movement. This thesis is developed using previous studies which showed the differential character of oil revenues which were essentially built-up after the first world war and ...
Structural reactions of the major economies to the crisis by Yves Barou and Hugues Bertrand. The ...
Les performances économiques de la quasi-totalité des pays exportateurs de pétrole révèlent un phén...
Oil, recycling and petrodollars in the 80s, by Yves Laulan The consequences of the first oil crisis...
The aim of this article is to show that if the two oil revolutions in the 70's can be analyzed as a ...
This paper exposes the concept of scarcity of oil and its links with the long-run change of producti...
This article will give a summary of the different theories explaining the formation and evolution of...
The (Economie) Thruth for Oil Price, by Christian Stoffaes The brutal price rises of 1973 and 1979 w...
The newly introduced notion of oil rent has led to a more accurate understanding of the internationa...
Oil payments and the world macroeconomic Disequilibria : a transfer theory analysis Jean-Claude Ber...
Three and a half years after the beginning of the oil counter-shock, the new strategy of increasing ...
Hotelling's theory of exhaustible ressources provides an explanation for the two last oil shocks. Wi...
In this article, the author tries to take a new look at the bases of the economic growth during the ...
The major cause of European growth since 1986 has been the direct and indirect effects of the fall i...
The present study is an attempt to analyze the cause of the world oil crisis of 1973-1974. There are...
The historical and political foundations of the present-day oil conflicts, by Jean-Jacques Berreby C...
Structural reactions of the major economies to the crisis by Yves Barou and Hugues Bertrand. The ...
Les performances économiques de la quasi-totalité des pays exportateurs de pétrole révèlent un phén...
Oil, recycling and petrodollars in the 80s, by Yves Laulan The consequences of the first oil crisis...
The aim of this article is to show that if the two oil revolutions in the 70's can be analyzed as a ...
This paper exposes the concept of scarcity of oil and its links with the long-run change of producti...
This article will give a summary of the different theories explaining the formation and evolution of...
The (Economie) Thruth for Oil Price, by Christian Stoffaes The brutal price rises of 1973 and 1979 w...
The newly introduced notion of oil rent has led to a more accurate understanding of the internationa...
Oil payments and the world macroeconomic Disequilibria : a transfer theory analysis Jean-Claude Ber...
Three and a half years after the beginning of the oil counter-shock, the new strategy of increasing ...
Hotelling's theory of exhaustible ressources provides an explanation for the two last oil shocks. Wi...
In this article, the author tries to take a new look at the bases of the economic growth during the ...
The major cause of European growth since 1986 has been the direct and indirect effects of the fall i...
The present study is an attempt to analyze the cause of the world oil crisis of 1973-1974. There are...
The historical and political foundations of the present-day oil conflicts, by Jean-Jacques Berreby C...
Structural reactions of the major economies to the crisis by Yves Barou and Hugues Bertrand. The ...
Les performances économiques de la quasi-totalité des pays exportateurs de pétrole révèlent un phén...
Oil, recycling and petrodollars in the 80s, by Yves Laulan The consequences of the first oil crisis...