Abstract: The aim of this paper is to provide an economic foundation for bell shaped oil extraction trajectories, consistent with Hubbert's peak oil model. There are several reasons why it is important to get insight into the economic foundations of peak oil. As production decisions are expected to depend on economic factors, a better comprehension of the economic foundations of oil extraction behaviour is fundamental to predict production and price over in the coming years. The investigation made in this paper helps us to get a better understanding of the different mechanisms that may be at work in the case of OPEC and non-OPEC producers. We show that profitability is the main driver behind production plans. Changes in profitability d...
The well known “Hubbert curve” assumes that the production curve of a crude oil in a free market eco...
“Peak oil ” refers to the future decline in world production of crude oil and to the accompa-nying p...
Crude oil is by far the most important commodity to humans after water and food. Having a continuous...
CERNA WORKING PAPER SERIES 2010-17As conventional oil reserves are declining, the debate on the oil ...
A theoretical model of conventional oil production has been developed. The model does not assume Hub...
We propose a model to reconcile the theory of inter-temporal non-renewable resource depletion with w...
We propose a model to reconcile the theory of inter-temporal non-renewable resource depletion with w...
Hubbert suggests that oil extraction rates will have an exponentially increasing course until they r...
Greiner A, Semmler W, Mette T. An Economic Model of Oil Exploration and Extraction. Computational Ec...
We use the dynamic production function identities and an empirical model of oil prices based only on...
In 1956, Shell Oil Company geologist M. King Hubbert published a model for the growth and decline ov...
Although the field of Natural Resource Economics is relatively young, its growth has been rapid and ...
In this work we make the ansatz that economic production is reduced to the exergy (energy) made avai...
Many studies have tried to validate Hubbert’s peak oil theory, some of which supporting it and other...
“Peak oil ” refers to the future decline in world production of crude oil and to the accompa-nying p...
The well known “Hubbert curve” assumes that the production curve of a crude oil in a free market eco...
“Peak oil ” refers to the future decline in world production of crude oil and to the accompa-nying p...
Crude oil is by far the most important commodity to humans after water and food. Having a continuous...
CERNA WORKING PAPER SERIES 2010-17As conventional oil reserves are declining, the debate on the oil ...
A theoretical model of conventional oil production has been developed. The model does not assume Hub...
We propose a model to reconcile the theory of inter-temporal non-renewable resource depletion with w...
We propose a model to reconcile the theory of inter-temporal non-renewable resource depletion with w...
Hubbert suggests that oil extraction rates will have an exponentially increasing course until they r...
Greiner A, Semmler W, Mette T. An Economic Model of Oil Exploration and Extraction. Computational Ec...
We use the dynamic production function identities and an empirical model of oil prices based only on...
In 1956, Shell Oil Company geologist M. King Hubbert published a model for the growth and decline ov...
Although the field of Natural Resource Economics is relatively young, its growth has been rapid and ...
In this work we make the ansatz that economic production is reduced to the exergy (energy) made avai...
Many studies have tried to validate Hubbert’s peak oil theory, some of which supporting it and other...
“Peak oil ” refers to the future decline in world production of crude oil and to the accompa-nying p...
The well known “Hubbert curve” assumes that the production curve of a crude oil in a free market eco...
“Peak oil ” refers to the future decline in world production of crude oil and to the accompa-nying p...
Crude oil is by far the most important commodity to humans after water and food. Having a continuous...