This paper re-examines the Hotelling model of optimal nonrenewable resource extraction in light of stock effects and technological progress. We assume functional forms for cost and demand so that the solution to the Hotelling problem is a steady-state consistent with the empirical observation that the growth rates of market prices have remained zero over a long period of time. We use data on 14 minerals from 1970 to 2004 to estimate the supply and demand functions using SUR and 3SLS and to test the model. We validate the model for 8 of 14 minerals. (c) 2007 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved
This paper develops a model in which supply of a non-renewable resource can adjust through two margi...
We propose a model to reconcile the theory of inter-temporal non-renewable resource depletion with w...
Supply of a non-renewable resource adjusts through two margins: the rate at which new fields are ope...
This paper re-examines the Hotelling model of optimal nonrenewable resource extraction in light of s...
International audienceHarold Hotelling's 1931 contribution is known for providing a basic principle—...
We model a competitive economy in which production is dependent on labor and a non-renewable resourc...
Mass conservation equation of non-renewable resources is employed to study the resources remaining i...
This paper proposes an endogenous growth model with an essential non-renewable resource, where econo...
The validity of the Hotelling's rule, the fundamental theorem of nonrenewable resource economics, is...
Preliminary–Comments welcome This paper uses data on world oil price and consumption to calibrate a ...
In the paper, a dynamic optimization model of investment in improvement of the resource productivity...
Both the Theory of Storage and the Hotelling model play a prominent role in the study of non-renewab...
Non-renewable resources include a large variety of deposits that have been formed by geological proc...
This paper develops a model in which supply of a non-renewable resource can adjust through two margi...
In 1931, Harold Hotelling introduced the Hotelling rule—the fundamental theoretical principle of non...
This paper develops a model in which supply of a non-renewable resource can adjust through two margi...
We propose a model to reconcile the theory of inter-temporal non-renewable resource depletion with w...
Supply of a non-renewable resource adjusts through two margins: the rate at which new fields are ope...
This paper re-examines the Hotelling model of optimal nonrenewable resource extraction in light of s...
International audienceHarold Hotelling's 1931 contribution is known for providing a basic principle—...
We model a competitive economy in which production is dependent on labor and a non-renewable resourc...
Mass conservation equation of non-renewable resources is employed to study the resources remaining i...
This paper proposes an endogenous growth model with an essential non-renewable resource, where econo...
The validity of the Hotelling's rule, the fundamental theorem of nonrenewable resource economics, is...
Preliminary–Comments welcome This paper uses data on world oil price and consumption to calibrate a ...
In the paper, a dynamic optimization model of investment in improvement of the resource productivity...
Both the Theory of Storage and the Hotelling model play a prominent role in the study of non-renewab...
Non-renewable resources include a large variety of deposits that have been formed by geological proc...
This paper develops a model in which supply of a non-renewable resource can adjust through two margi...
In 1931, Harold Hotelling introduced the Hotelling rule—the fundamental theoretical principle of non...
This paper develops a model in which supply of a non-renewable resource can adjust through two margi...
We propose a model to reconcile the theory of inter-temporal non-renewable resource depletion with w...
Supply of a non-renewable resource adjusts through two margins: the rate at which new fields are ope...