This paper allows for the effect of taxation in the econometric model for the analysis of exploration and production policies of "price taking suppliers" recently proposed in Pesaran (1990). The tax system in the UKCS is neither neutral nor stable, therefore the separation of the "deep" parameters in the model from the tax parameters is an issue of crucial importance. The inclusion of taxation in the empirical analysis of oil exploration and extraction on the UKCS over the period 1978:1-1986:4 confirms the results obtained in the model without taxes of a zero discount factor for the producers but delivers much more plausible estimates for the marginal extraction costs
Investment in oil production on the UK continental shelf (UKCS) involves three separate but highly i...
Rapid increases in oil prices in 2008 led some to call for special taxes on the oil industry. Becaus...
Tax policy can change the production path: A model of optimal oil extraction in Alask
This paper allows for the effect of taxation in the econometric model for the analysis of exploratio...
Taxation and Optimization of Oil Exploration and Production: The U.K. Continental Shel
In this thesis the taxation of North Sea oil is found to deter oilfield investment substantiaty - in...
The contents of this paper are the author's sole responsibility. They do not necessarily repres...
Abstract: Using a partial equilibrium model for the global oil market, we search for the producer ta...
This paper argues that since the supply of oil in the ground is inelastic, the incidence of a sales ...
This paper argues that since the supply of oil in the ground is inelastic, the incidence of a sales ...
Starting with evidence that United Kingdom Continental Shelf oil and gas companies have benefitted v...
The relevance of the paper is caused by the peculiarity of introducing a tax on excess profits from ...
The tax system on British North Sea oil and gas has altered in each of the five years since 1979. It...
Investment in the United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS) involves three separate but highly interre...
The international oil market has been very volatile over the past three decades. In industrialized e...
Investment in oil production on the UK continental shelf (UKCS) involves three separate but highly i...
Rapid increases in oil prices in 2008 led some to call for special taxes on the oil industry. Becaus...
Tax policy can change the production path: A model of optimal oil extraction in Alask
This paper allows for the effect of taxation in the econometric model for the analysis of exploratio...
Taxation and Optimization of Oil Exploration and Production: The U.K. Continental Shel
In this thesis the taxation of North Sea oil is found to deter oilfield investment substantiaty - in...
The contents of this paper are the author's sole responsibility. They do not necessarily repres...
Abstract: Using a partial equilibrium model for the global oil market, we search for the producer ta...
This paper argues that since the supply of oil in the ground is inelastic, the incidence of a sales ...
This paper argues that since the supply of oil in the ground is inelastic, the incidence of a sales ...
Starting with evidence that United Kingdom Continental Shelf oil and gas companies have benefitted v...
The relevance of the paper is caused by the peculiarity of introducing a tax on excess profits from ...
The tax system on British North Sea oil and gas has altered in each of the five years since 1979. It...
Investment in the United Kingdom Continental Shelf (UKCS) involves three separate but highly interre...
The international oil market has been very volatile over the past three decades. In industrialized e...
Investment in oil production on the UK continental shelf (UKCS) involves three separate but highly i...
Rapid increases in oil prices in 2008 led some to call for special taxes on the oil industry. Becaus...
Tax policy can change the production path: A model of optimal oil extraction in Alask