The annual change in the value of an in-ground mineral is equal to the increase or decrease of inventories ("reserves"), multiplied by the market value of a reserve unit. The limited shrinking resource base does not exist. Its inter-generational optimizing is a phantom problem. If there is any "Hotelling rent" it is captured by the reserve market value, which is created by investment in knowledge (exploration) and in productive facilities (development). There are problems of concepts and data. But examples for recent years suggest that mineral value changes are small
Minerals are vital to support economic growth and the functioning of modern society. Demand for mine...
Will the earth be able to keep on providing future generations of sufficient mineral resources, give...
This paper provides an overview of the principal economic methods employed to assess the value of pe...
The assumption of an initial fixed mineral stock is superfluous and wrong. User cost (resource rent)...
Mineral resources represent an important natural resource whose exploitation, unless it is rational,...
Two implications of received theory are (1) mineral net prices rise at the riskless interest rate,...
The Hotelling Valuation Principle, that the in-situ value of a mineral unit equals the current net p...
Has 19 leaves. Bibliography: leaves 18-19.Both replenishable and nonreplenishable resources are exha...
We modify the approach to valuing mineral reserves that is current in economic literature by conside...
The adequacy of mineral resources in light of population growth and rising standards of living has b...
Includes bibliographical referencesIf it is economically feasible to exploit a resource, the period ...
AbstractThis paper describes mineral resources and the demand for them, taking into account the dyna...
This report analyzes the economics of resource and reserve estimation. Current concern about energy ...
The importance of the Hotelling Valuation Principle (HVP) in economic study lies in its ability to e...
Natural resources enter the economy as inputs into production in the same way that the service of fi...
Minerals are vital to support economic growth and the functioning of modern society. Demand for mine...
Will the earth be able to keep on providing future generations of sufficient mineral resources, give...
This paper provides an overview of the principal economic methods employed to assess the value of pe...
The assumption of an initial fixed mineral stock is superfluous and wrong. User cost (resource rent)...
Mineral resources represent an important natural resource whose exploitation, unless it is rational,...
Two implications of received theory are (1) mineral net prices rise at the riskless interest rate,...
The Hotelling Valuation Principle, that the in-situ value of a mineral unit equals the current net p...
Has 19 leaves. Bibliography: leaves 18-19.Both replenishable and nonreplenishable resources are exha...
We modify the approach to valuing mineral reserves that is current in economic literature by conside...
The adequacy of mineral resources in light of population growth and rising standards of living has b...
Includes bibliographical referencesIf it is economically feasible to exploit a resource, the period ...
AbstractThis paper describes mineral resources and the demand for them, taking into account the dyna...
This report analyzes the economics of resource and reserve estimation. Current concern about energy ...
The importance of the Hotelling Valuation Principle (HVP) in economic study lies in its ability to e...
Natural resources enter the economy as inputs into production in the same way that the service of fi...
Minerals are vital to support economic growth and the functioning of modern society. Demand for mine...
Will the earth be able to keep on providing future generations of sufficient mineral resources, give...
This paper provides an overview of the principal economic methods employed to assess the value of pe...