(energy taxes, tariffs, levies, tax credits)
Assessment of the Effects of the Windfall Profits Tax on Crude Oil Supply, by Philip K. Verleger,
1(4) 1980, 41-58
Taxation of Oil and Gas Revenues of Four Countries: British and American Tax Treatment of U.K. North Sea Oil Fields, by John S. Moose,
3(2)1982, 55-63
Taxation of Oil and Gas Revenues of Four Countries: Canada, by John F. Helliwell,
3(2) 1982, 20-31
Taxation of Oil and Gas Revenues of Four Countries: Norway, by Thomas R. Stauifer,
3(2) 1982, 51-54
Taxation of Oil and Gas Revenues of Four Countries: The United Kingdom, by John Mitchell,
3(2) 1982, 39-50
Taxation of Oil and Gas Revenues of Four Countries: The United States, by Philip K. Verleger, Jr.,
3(2) 1982, 33-38
Are Federal Energy Tax Credits Effective? A Western United States Survey, by Edwin H. Carpenter and S. Theodore Chester, Jr.,
5(2) 1984, 139-149
Two-Part Tariffs and the "Spiral of Impossibility" in the Market for Electricity, by John T. Wenders,
5(1) 1984, 177-179
Again, Federal Tax Credits Are Found Effective: A Reply, by Edwin H. Carpenter and Cathy Durham,
6(3) 1985, 127-128
Analyzing Impacts of Potential Tax Policy Changes on U.S. Oil Security, by James L. Sweeney and Michael J. Boskin, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 89-108
Canadian Oil and Gas Taxation, by Campbell Watkins and Brian Scarfe, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 17-35
Capital Tax Distortions in the Petroleum Industry, by Robert Crum Fry, Jr., (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 155-170
The Coming Age of Energy Taxes and Environmental Levies, by Hans-Jochen Luhmann, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 49-58
Double Inefficiency of the Windfall Profits Tax on Crude Oil, by Jerry Blankenship and David L. Wiemer, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 189-202
Effective Federal Tax Rates on Income from New Investments in Oil and Gas Extraction, by Jane G. Gravelle, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 145-153
Effects of Petroleum Taxation in the United Kingdom, Norway, Denmark, and the Netherlands: A Comparative Study, by Alexander G. Kemp and David Rose, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 109-123
Effects of Taxes and Price Regulation on Offshore Gas, by Henry D. Jacoby and James L. Smith, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 279-289
Efficiency Versus Equity in Petroleum Taxation by Dale W. Jorgenson and Daniel T. Slesnick, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 171-187
Energy Taxes and Optimal Tax Theory, by Michael J. Boskin and Marc S. Robinson, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 1-15
Exploration Risks and Mineral Taxation: How Fiscal Regimes Affect Exploration Incentives, by T.R. Stauffer and John C. Gault, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 125-135
Incidence of Severence Taxes in a Residual Demand Framework, by Albert L. Danielsen and Phillip A. Cartwright, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 255-263
Interregional Energy Tax Exportation: An Interpretive Survey, by William E. Morgan and John H. Mutti, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 203-224
Levies on U.S. Coal Production, by Richard L. Gordon, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 241-254
Natural Resource Theory of Unitary Taxation, by James L. Johnston and Alan Reynolds, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 309-324
Oil Companies and Tax Collectors, by M.A. Adelman, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 325-330
Resource Rent Tax in Australia, by Paul G. Bradley, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 37-48
Scheduling and Taxation of Resource Deposits, by Sjur D. Flam and Trond E. Olsen, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 137-143
Sensitivity of Rates of Return and Output to Alternative Tax Scenarios: The Case of the U.S. Gulf of Mexico OCS, by Walter Mead and Dennis D. Muraoka, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 265-278
Separate Accounting Versus Formulary Apportionment: What Can Positive Economics Say?, by Robert F. Conrad, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 291-307
Severance Taxes and the Government's Share of Value from Oil and Gas Production, by John Lohrenz and John A. Pederson, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 225-239
Tax Issues in Petroleum Industry Reorganization, by E. Allen Jacobs and Stephen T. Limberg, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 331-351
Taxation as a Protection Against the Effects of Price Fluctuations: The Case of Oil, by Knut Anton Mork, (Special Tax Issue) 1985, 73-87
Failure of Solar Tax Incentives: A Dynamic Analysis, by G. Thomas Sav,
7(3) 1986, 51-66
Assessing the U.S. Federal Tax Burden on Oil and Gas Extraction, by Robert Lucke and Eric Toder,
8(4) 1987, 51-64
Numbers Say No (Special Feature: Is an Oil Tariff Justified? An American Debate), by Dale M. Nesbitt and Thomas Y. Choi,
9(3) 1988, 31-59
Numbers Say Yes (Special Feature: Is an Oil Tariff Justified? An American Debate), by Harry G. Broadman and William W. Hogan,
9(3) 1988, 7-29
Reality Says No (Special Feature: Is an Oil Tariff Justified? An American Debate), by Arlon R. Tussing and Samuel A. Van Vactor,
9(3) 1988, 1-5
Should GNP Impacts Preclude Oil Tariffs? (Special Feature: What Price Security? Three Views of the DOE Report), by Hilliard G. Huntington,
9(2) 1988, 31-44
Perverse Effects of a Variable Oil Import Fee, by David R. Henderson,
10(4) 1989, 139-150.
Do Volatile Oil Prices and Consumer Adjustment Costs Justify an Additional Petroleum Tax? by Franz Wirl,
11(1) 1990, 147-150
Optimizing Tax Strategies to Reduce Greenhouse Gases without Curtailing Growth, by Roger E. Brinner, Michael G. Shelby, Joyce M. Yanchar, and Alex Cristofaro,
12(4) 1991, 1-14
Rent Taxes on Norwegian Hydropower Generation, by Eirik S. Amundsen, Christian Anderson, and Jan Gaute Sannarnes,
13(1) 1992, 97-116
Should Carbon Taxes by Additional to Other Transport Fuel Taxes?, by David M. Newbery,
13(2) 1992, 49-60
International Petroleum Taxation in the 1990s by Alexander G. Kemp (Special Issue: The Changing World Petroleum Market) 1994, 291-309
Tax Reform and Energy in the Philippines Economy: A General Equilibrium Computation, by Roy Boyd, Khosrow Doroodian and Prapassorn Udomvaech,
15(2) 1994, 135-156
Who Pays Broad-Based Energy Taxes? Computing Lifetime and Regional Incidence, by Nicholas Bull, K. Hassett and G. Metcalf,
15(3) 1994, 145-164
Gasoline Tax as a Corrective Tax: Estimates for the United States: 1970-1991, by Jonathan Haughton and Soumodip Sarkar,
17(2) 1996, 103-126.
Fundamental U.S. Tax Reform and Energy Markets, by Dale W. Jorgenson and Peter J. Wilcoxen,
18(3) 1997, 1-30.
Market Power, International CO2 Taxation and Oil Wealth, by Elin Berg, Snorre Kverndokk, and Knut Einar Rosendahl,
18(4) 1997, 33-71.
Pollution Control and Energy Conservation: Complements or Antagonists? A Study of Gasoline Taxes and Automobile Fuel Economy Standards, by Molly Espey,
18(2) 1997, 23-38.
Barriers to Energy-Efficiency in Electricity Generation in India, by Madhu Khanna and David Zilberman,
20(1), 1999, 25-40.
The Political Economy of Motor Fuel Taxation, by Rajeev K. Goel and Michael A. Nelson,
20(1), 1999, 43-60.
Regulatory Remedies to the Common Pool: The Limits to Oil Field Unitization, by Gary D. Libecap and James L. Smith,
22(1) 2001, 1-26
The Determinants of Sulfur Emissions from Oil Consumption in Swedish Manufacturing Industry, 1976-1995, by Henrik Hammer and Åsa Löfgren,
22(2) 2001, 107-126
Petroleum Tax Reform Proposals in Norway and Denmark, by Diderik Lund,
23(4) 2002, 37-56
A Policy of Discontent: The Making of a National Energy Strategy (Vito A. Stagliano), book review by Carol Dahl,
23(4) 2002, 109-111
Energy and Environment: Multiregulation in Europe (Piotr Jasinski and Wolfgang Pfaffenberger), book review by Aggei Semonov,
23(4) 2002, 115-117
The Effect of the Energy Policy and Conservation Act (EPCA Regulation on Petroleum Product Prices, 1976-1981, by Robert P. Rogers, 24(2) 2003, 63-94
Are Differentiated Carbon Taxes Inefficient? A General Equilibrium Analysis, by Brita Bye and Karine Nyborg, 24(2) 2003, 95-112
Energy Policies and Their Consequences After 25 Years, by Paul L. Joskow, 24(4) 2003, 17-50
Electricity Intensity in the Commercial Sector: Market and Public Program Effects,Marvin J. Horowitz, 25(2) 2004, 115-137
Political Economy Obstacles to Fuel Taxation, by Henrik Hammar, Åsa Löfgren and Thomas Sterner, 25(3) 2004, 1-17
Charges, Costs and Market Power: the Deregulated UK Electricity Retail Market, by Evens Salies and Catherine Waddams Price, 25(3) 2004, 19-35
Environmental Externalities, Market Distortions and the Economics of Renewable Energy Technologies, by Anthony D. Owen, 25(3) 2004, 127-156.
Why Tax Energy? Towards a More Rational Policy, by David M. Newbery, 26(3) 2005, 1-40
Assessing Emission Regulation in Europe: An Interactive Simulation Approach, by Christoph Bohringer, Tim Hoffmann, Andreas Lange, Andreas Loschel and Ulf Moslener, 26(4) 2005, 1-22
The Economic Effects of Border Measures in Subglobal Climate Agreements, by Mustafa H. Babiker and Thomas F. Rutherford, 26(4) 2005, 101-128
Impacts of the European Emissions Trading Scheme Directive and Permit Assignment Methods on the Spanish Electricity Sector, by Pedro Linares, Francisco Javier Santos, Mariano Ventosa, Luis Lapiedra, 27(1) 2006, 79-98
Emissions Trading, CDM, JI, and More - The Climate Strategy on the EU, by Gernot Klepper and Sonja Peterson, 27(2) 2006, 1-26
Carbon Abatement Costs: Why the Wide Range of Estimates? by Carolyn Fischer and Richard D. Morgenstern, 27(2) 2006, 73-86
Allocating the Added Value of Energy Policies by Frederick H. Murphy and Edward C. Rosenthal, 27(2) 2006, 143-156
Options and Instruments for a Deep Cut in CO2 Emissions: Carbon Capture or Renewables, Taxes or Subsidies? by Reyer Gerlagh and Bob van der Zwaan, 27(3) 2006, 25-48
Modeling Economy-wide vs Sectoral Climate Policies Using Combined Aggregate-Sectoral Models, by William Pizer, Dallas Burtraw, Winston Harrington, Richard Newell, and James Sanchirico, 27(3) 2006, 135-168
Wealth Transfers Among Large Customers from Implementing Real-Time Retail Electricity Pricing, by Severin Borenstein, 28(2) 2007, 131-150
Technology Treaties and Fossil-Fuels Extraction, by Jon Strand, 28(4) 2007, 129-142
Do Prices for Petroleum Products Converge in a Unified Europe with Non-Harmonized Tax Rates? by Axel Dreher and Tim Krieger, 29(1) 2008, 61-88
Carbon Tax or Carbon Permits: The Impact on Generators’ Risks, by Richard Green, 29(3) 2008, 67-90
