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Progressive mobilization of oil resources : a factor in ensuring moderate price rises.
Energy Policy
1986 : FEB, VOL. 14:1, p. 15-23
 1986 Desprairies, P. C.
Boy de la Tour, X.
Lacour, J. J.
326.
The investment implications of China's offshore oil development.
National Westminster Bank Quarterly Review
1986 : FEB, p. 50-69
 1986 Lomax, D. F.
327.
Pattern of UK fuel use.
Energy Economics
1985 : OCT, VOL. 7:4, p. 220-230
 1985 Motamen, H.
Schaller, C.
328.
Testing for stability : motor gasoline demand and distillate fuel oil demand.
Energy Economics
1985 : APR, VOL. 7:2, p. 87-92
 1985 Uri, N. D.
Hassanein, S. A.
329.
The rise and fall of oil generation in the USA : a study in institutional adaptability.
Energy Economics
1985 : APR, VOL. 7:2, p. 66-76
 1985 Gordon, R. L.
330.
Evolution du marche petrolier et nouveau partage de la rente petroliere.
Revue d'Economie Industrielle
1985 : OCT-DEC, 34, p. 86-100
 1985 Werrebrouck, J. C.
331.
Analysis of the economic effect of the Alaskan oil export ban.
Operations Research
1985 : NOV-DEC, VOL. 33:6, p. 1173-1202
 1985 Higging, T.
Jenkins-Smith, H. C.
332.
Rationing without government: The West Coast gas famine of 1920. (!OIL SHORTAGE, GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION)
American Economic Review
1985 : DEC, VOL. 75:5, p. 1044-1055
 1985 Olmstead, A. L.
Rhode, P.
333.
Allocating information costs in a negotiated information order : inter-organizational constraints on decision making in Norwegian oil insurance.
Administrative Science Quarterly
1985 : SEP, VOL. 30:3, p. 395-417
 1985 Heimer, C. A.
334.
Arco is not sitting duck. ( *ATLANTIC RICHFIELD )
Fortune
1985 : DEC 9, VOL. 112:13, p. 36-38, 40, 42-43
 1985 Nulty, P.
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