Robert Bradley

Robert Bradley
économiste
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Robert L. Bradley Jr est un économiste américain appartenant à l'école autrichienne d'économie. Il a obtenu un B.A. en économie à Rollins College, un Master en économie à l'université de Houston, et un Ph.D. en politique économique (avec honeur) à l'International College. Robert Bradley est un spécialiste de la réglementation de l'énergie et de l'économie des ressources minérales. Il est président de "Institute for Energy Research" à Houston; chercheur adjoint au Cato Institute et chercheur sénior au Center for Energy Economics à l'université du Texas à Austin.

Bibliographie

• 1979, Symposium on Theory and Method in the Social Sciences Held in Milwaukee, Austrian Economics Newsletter 2 (1): 4
• 1989, The Mirage of Oil Protection, Lanham, Md.: University Press of America
• 1991, What Now for U.S. Energy Policy? A Free-Market Perspective, Cato Institute Policy Analysis, n°145, January 29
• 1995, California DSM: A Pyrrhic Victory for Energy Efficiency?, Public Utilities Fortnightly, October 1, p41
• 1996, Oil, Gas & Government. The U.S. Experience, New York: Rowman & Littlefield
• 1996, The Distortions and Dynamics of Gas Regulation, In: Jerry Ellig et Joe Kalt, Dir., New Horizons in Natural Gas Deregulation, Praeger
• 1997, Renewable Energy: Not Cheap, Not 'Green'", Cato Institute
• 1997, Defining Renewables as ‘Green’ Not Necessarily Final Verdict, Natural Gas Week, September 15, p2
• 1999, The Increasing Sustainability of Conventional Energy, The Policy Analysis, 22 avril, n°341
  • Repris en 1999, In: John Moroney, Dir., Advances in the Economics of Energy and Natural Resources, JAI Press
• 2000, Julian Simon and the Triumph of Energy Sustainability
• 2002, “Green Pricing”, Macmillan Encyclopedia of Energy
• 2002, “Climate Alarmism and Corporate Responsibility”, Electricity Journal, August/September
• 2002, Energy for Sustainable Development, In: Julian Morris, Dir., Sustainable Development: Promoting Progress or Perpetuating Poverty?, Progress Books
• 2003, Climate Alarmism Reconsidered
• 2003, An Open Letter to George W. Bush on Climate Change Policy,” in James Griffin, ed., Global Climate Change: Science, Economics, and Politics, Edward Elgar
• 2003, The Origins and Development of Electric Power Regulation, In: Peter Grossman et Daniel Cole, Dir., The End of a Natural Monopoly: Deregulation & Competition in the Electric Power Industry, JAI Press
• 2004, avec Richard W. Fulmer, Energy: The Master resource, Dubuque, Iowa: kendall/ Hunt Publishing
• 2006, A Typology of Interventionist Dynamics, In: Jack High, Dir., Economics, Philosophy, and Information Technology: Essays in Honor of Don Lavoie, Edward Elgar
• 2006, Interventionist Dynamics in the U.S. Energy Industry, Advances in Austrian Economics, JAI Press
• 2007, Resourceship: An Austrian theory of mineral resources, The Review of Austrian Economics, vol. 20, issue 1, pages 63-90
• 2007, Political Capitalism: Insull, Enron & Beyond

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