Titlebook: Oil Prices in the 1990s; David Hawdon (Lecturer in Economics) Textbook 1989Latest edition David Hawdon 1989 conflict.development.economic

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Middle East Oil Supplies in the 1990s,t in the industry for the last few years is believed, then as oil demand rises and non-Gulf exports decline, the supply of traded oil from the ‘Big Five’ (Saudi Arabia, Iraq, Iran, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates [UAE]) will be the main determinant of oil prices in the 1990s. However, even if th

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Transport Costs and Capacity Adjustment in the Tanker Market,er freight rates, following periods of apparent inactivity can speedily double or triple in value and just as rapidly fall again is only partially understood. In addition systematic differences in rates between specific classes of routes requiring different types of tankers have resulted in substant

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,Oil Prices — A Conflict of Views,ice of the UK Department of Energy, is interesting because it gives an indication of changing perceptions within official circles as to future price developments. The second, by Professor Colin Robinson of the University of Surrey, gives an assessment by an academic economist of the major issues and

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