Oil-exporting countries are among the world's fastest growing consumers of petroleum
products. Between 1966 and 1986, encouraged by rising incomes and falling prices …

India will remain a net oil importer in the foreseeable future and any additional refining
capacity will run essentially on imported crudes. However, self-sufficiency in infigenous …

Iran, a major oil producing and exporting country, also imports gasoline because of
inadequate refining capacity and rising petrol consumption. This article examines the …

The article offers information on the global energy market which accounts for the largest
portion of world energy consumption, is facing rapid transformation, posing a significant …

Petroleum is the most important resource for global energy production, far exceeding the
role of coal and natural gas, the role of river energy and wind energy, and also the role of …

Iran is the fourth world largest holder of proved oil reserves, extraction costs of Iranian oil are
comparatively low. Oil production dynamics in the country is sharply cyclical and these …

Petroleum is of vital importance to most developing countries either in their capacity as
producers or consumers. On both counts they are heavily exposed to the impact of the large …

The thesis deals with the opportunities and problems created for an oil economy by the price
rise of 1973 with a special reference to Iran, and it is, as far as the author is aware, the first …

Nine papers presented at recent international meetings argue the case for oil policies of the
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and present the Arab view in a …

All of the major oil exporting countries of the Persian Gulf (OECPG) Gexperienced negative
per capita annual growth from 1975 to 2002, despite their significant oil and gas revenues …