Economic factors in the longevity of resources

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1975-04
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Peterson, Richard E.
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Hawaii Geothermal Project, University of Hawaii
National Technical Information Service
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If it is economically feasible to exploit a resource, the period of exploitation will be affected by a number of economic factors. In the discussion below, the role of the following variables in the lifetime of oil, gas, and geothermal resources will be presented: the rate of interest or discount rate; future prices and costs; monopolization, import quotas, and prorationing; rules of capture and unitization; severance taxes and royalty payments; property taxes; depletion allowances.
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Includes bibliographical references
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Hawaii, Puna, Kilauea, Kilauea East Rift Zone, Hawaii Island, Big Island, Hawaii Geothermal Project, Geothermal resources--Economic aspects, Natural resources
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Peterson RE. 1975. Economic Factors in the Longevity of Resources. Honolulu (HI) & Springfield (VA): Hawaii Geothermal Project, University of Hawaii & National Technical Information Service.
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23 pages
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