International Energy Markets,Understanding Pricing, Policies, and Profit, 2nd edition, 2015 - Международные энергетические рынки, понимание ценообразования, политики и прибыли

International Energy Markets,Understanding Pricing, Policies, and Profit, 2nd edition, 2015

Международные энергетические рынки, понимание ценообразования, политики и прибыли

http://dahl.mines.edu/

Work in Progress: Supplemental Material to Accompany

International Energy Markets

Understanding Pricing, Policies, and Profit, 2nd edition, 2015

Published by Pennwell Press

written by

Professor Emeritus Carol Dahl

cadahl@mines.edu

Mineral and Energy Economics Program

Senior Fellow

Payne Institute of Earth Resources

Colorado School of Mines

	Study Aids
	Self tests
	Keywords
	Study Questions
	Powerpoint Slides for Edition 1
	Energy Glossary Links
	Glossary
	Errata 2nd Edition First Printing
	Prerequisite Tools: For some material in the text, a basic understanding of algebra, calculus, probability and statistics, microeconomics, and macroeconomics is helpful. Here are some self tests to practice these tools:
	Algebra
	Calculus
	Probability and Statistics
	Microeconomics
	Macroeconomics
	Supplementary Material by Chapter
	The Journey Starts
	Chapter 1. Introduction
	Introduction to Markets, Modeling and Policy
	Chapter 2. Energy Lessons from the Past and Modeling the Future
	Chapter 3. Perfect Competition and the Coal Industry
	Coal Supply Chain, Phillips
	Coal and Coal Mining Technology
	Chapter 4. Energy Taxes, Subsidies, and Social Welfare Market Structure
	Chapter 5. Natural Monopoly and Electricity Generation
	Video Monopoly Example
	Peak load pricing
	Distributing Fixed Cost over Customer Classes
	Sliding Plan, Price Cap, And Regulation By Performance Policies
	Crew 1-Aversch Johnson Affect
	Ramsey Pricing
	Electricity Technology Box
	Chapter 6. Deregulation-Privatization Electricity Sector
	Chapter 7. Monopoly, Dominant Firm and OPEC
	Chapter 8. Transaction Costs and U.S. Natural Gas Markets
	Gas Storage Technology
	Chapter 9. Monopsony - Japan and the Asia Pacific LNG Market
	More on Bargaining and Negotiating
	Chapter 10. Game Theory in W. European Natural Gas Market
	Table 10.1 by Country
	Table 10.2 by Country
	Energy and the Environment
	Chapter 11. Externalities and Energy Pollution
	Valuing non-market goods and applying benefit transfer to geothermal development in Indonesia, Sumaiku.
	Chapter 12. Public Goods and Global Climate Change
	More on Global Climate Policy
	Table 12.1 by Country
	Compare Cost Compact Fluorescent and Incandescent
	Chapter 13. Energy Accidents
	Dynamic Models and Model Inputs and Constraints
	Chapter 14. Allocating Fossil Fuel Production over Time and Oil Leasing
	Chapter 15. Supply and Costs
	Chapter 16. Modeling Energy Demand
	Chapter 17. Refining, Transportation, and Linear Programming
	Solving a Refinery Problem with Excel Solver
	Managing Risk
	Chapter 18. Energy Futures Markets for Managing Risk
	Using Another Product to Hedge
	Pricing a Futures on an Asset Paying Income
	Optimal Hedge Ratio
	Spark Spread
	Chapter 19. Energy Options Markets for Managing Risk
	Graphing Option Spreads in Excel
	Development and Sustainability
	Chapter 20. Climbing the Energy/Development Ladder to a Sustainable Energy Future
	Chapter 21. Sustainable Wealth in Fossil Fuel Rich Developing Countries
	The End of the Journey
	Chapter 22. Managing in the Multicultural World of Energy
	Other:
	Experience with Electric Bicycle Motor Wilderness Energy BD36 and BL36.
	Demand Survey Update Work in Progress
	Energy data links
	Report on Gasoline Prices
	Dahl, Carol A. (2007) "What Goes Down Must Come Up: A Review of the Factors behind Increasing Gasoline Prices, 1999-2006." Prepared for the American Petroleum Institute. Washington, D.C.
	OPEC Behavior Literature Review by Ayed Al Qahtani
	Al Qahtani Model
	Last modified Februrary 6, 2016