Petroleum Industry Regulation within Stable States
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EUR Exchange Rate
Extraction Countries
fiscal policy oil sector
Foreign Source Income
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Hans Jarle Kind
Kemp Alex
Knut Moum
Materiality Requirement
multinational corporations regulation
NCS
Nina Bjerkedal
non-renewable resource management
Norwegian Petroleum Fund
Norwegian Petroleum Sector
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petroleum fiscal regime strategies
Petroleum Fund
Petroleum Rent
Petroleum Sector
Petroleum Tax
Petroleum Tax System
Petroleum Wealth
Petter Osmundsen
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Ragnar Tveteras
Real Exchange Rate
resource taxation
Rognvaldur Hannesson
Specialised Intermediate Goods
Stephen Linda
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Tax Competition Models
Thomas A. Gresik
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Torgeir Johnsen
Transnational Oil Companies
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- ISBN 9781138259041
- Weight: 360g
- Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
- Publication Date: 27 Feb 2017
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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This book addresses the challenges facing stable democratic states in dealing with oil companies in order to secure general welfare gains. Political stability means that such states should be able to take a longer term perspective. The principal topic considered is petroleum industry regulation but the insights extend to other non-renewable natural resources. A particular issue addressed is the question of tax competition between producing countries. Within the context of company/government relations the book considers such current topics as the challenges of dealing with merged companies and the strategic choices facing tax authorities.
Dr Solveig Glomsrød is Research Fellow in the Division of Petroleum and Environmental Economics, Research Department, Statistics Norway. Petter Osmundsen is Professor in the Section of Petroleum Economics, Stavanger University College, Norway.
