Titlebook: North Sea Oil in the Future; Economic Analysis an Colin Robinson,Jon Morgan Book 1978 Colin Robinson, Jon Morgan and the Trade Policy Resea

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Policy towards the Depletion of North Sea Oil,ance of the North Sea, there is little sign that the rate at which reserves should be depleted has received more than cursory consideration, although the Norwegians have perhaps devoted more attention to depletion policy than the British. In general, ideas on depletion appear to have been dominated

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British North Sea Oilfields: Costs, Tax System and Rates of Return,ow, about ￡1500 million was spent on the construction and installation of production platforms, the manufacture of associated equipment, pipelines and terminals and on development drilling, compared with total Gross Domestic Fixed Capital Formation of about ￡23,000 million.. If all the potentially c

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Tax Systems for North Sea Oil in Britain and Norway,4 and 6 rates of return are estimated on several price assumptions and in Chapter 7 the effect on profitability of depletion controls is discussed: since all the net present value and internal rate of return computations are . (that is, after royalties, Corporation Tax and Petroleum Revenue Tax) the

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,Effects of North Sea Oil on Britain’s Balance of Payments,f strength by the less developed oil-producing countries, which achieved a remarkable increase in their ‘take’ from crude oil between 1970 and 1975.. In 1970, the Saudi Arabian Government’s revenues were about 90 cents for every barrel of its light crude oil sold, whereas by late 1975 they were over

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The North Sea, Government Policy and the British Economy,t data on North Sea oilfields, to analyse that data by devising computer programs which conform to the particular needs of the North Sea, to review and draw out implications from the relevant legislation, and to put Britain’s offshore oil into an international context. The intention is both to make

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British North Sea Oil Supplies, with the effects on North Sea supplies and profitability of . in the operating environment — for example, variations in taxes (Chapter 5), changes in prices (Chapter 6) and the imposition of government depletion control (Chapter 7).

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