Under construction –Comments and Corrections Welcome
Errata, Updates, and Supplemental Material to Accompany
International Energy Markets: Understanding Pricing,
Policies, and Profit,"
by
Professor Carol Dahl
cdahl@mines.edu
Division of Economics
and Business
Published by
Pennwell Press,
Book Errata – 1st printing
The book is from the first printing if mya = million years ago is not included at the bottom of Table 2-1 on page 11.
Book Errata – 2nd Printing
The book is from the second printing if mya = million years ago is included at the bottom of Table 2-1 on page 11.
Chapter1 Introduction
Chapter2 Energy Lessons from the Past for the Future
Chapter3 Perfect Competition and the Coal Industry
Coal and Coal Mining Technology
U.S. Taxes by Government Level and Source
Chapter 4 Natural Monopoly and
Electricity Generation
Peak load pricing – power point
Units of Measurement in
Electricity Generation
Distributing Fixed Cost over Customer Classes
Sliding Plan, Price Cap, And Regulation By Performance Policies
Chapter 5 Deregulation and
Privatization of Electricity Generation
Chapter 6 Monopoly, Dominant Firm and OPEC
Update Table 6-3 OPEC Petroleum, Income, and Population Statistics 2004
Chapter 7 Market Structure, Transaction Costs Economics and US Natural Gas
Markets
Chapter 8 Externalities and Energy Pollution
Valuing non-market goods and applying benefit transfer to geothermal
development in
TheEffect of Uncertainty in Choosing Pollution Policies
Summarizingand Critiquing Environmental Policies
Chapter 9 Public Goods and Global Warming
More on Exchange Rates and Foreign Exchange Markets
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Chapter 10 Monopsony -
More on Bargaining and Negotiating
Pricing in an Integrated Firm
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Chapter 11 Game Theory and theEuropean Natural Gas Market
Monopoly Market with Perfect Price Discrimination
Stackleberg Model
Chapter 12 Allocating Fossil Fuel Production Over Time and Oil Leasing
Chapter 13 Computing Energy Costs and Supply
Chapter 14 Oil Refining, Energy Transportation, and Linear Programming
Solving a Refinery Problem with Excel Solver
Chapter 15 Energy Futures and
Options Markets for Managing Risk
Using Another Product to Hedge
Pricing a Futures on an Asset Paying Income
Basis Risk
Chapter 16 Energy and Information Technologies
Information Technology for Management Functions
Chapter 17 Managing in the Multinational World of Energy
Experience with Electric Bicycle Motor Wilderness Energy BD36 and BL36.
Demand Survey Update Work in Progress
Recent 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.
Opec Behavior Literature Review by Ayed Al Qahtani
Last modified May 5, 2008