Abstract
The article points out that criticism from fellow industrialized nations as well as criticism from oil-producing nations is leading America to a steady rationalization of its energy policy. The Carter Administration's decontrol programs which will alter the prices for domestic oil are applauded. Another good sign is the pipeline to transport gas from Alaskan fields, through Canada, directly to major US market areas. Gas is mentioned as the major alternative to oil available to the US and Canada, but there are many environmental issues and pressure groups to contend with before the project can be begun. Carter appointments to the Federal Reserve and the Treasury are viewed as the sound money brigade taking control - namely those who believe that a major stimulant to the growth of inflation is the growth of money stock without an equivalent growth in goods or services. Finally, the symbiotic relationship between America's inflation troubles and its trade deficit is analyzed.
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Better US energy policy in pipeline.
Qatar: N. p.,
1979.
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Better US energy policy in pipeline.
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title = {Better US energy policy in pipeline}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {The article points out that criticism from fellow industrialized nations as well as criticism from oil-producing nations is leading America to a steady rationalization of its energy policy. The Carter Administration's decontrol programs which will alter the prices for domestic oil are applauded. Another good sign is the pipeline to transport gas from Alaskan fields, through Canada, directly to major US market areas. Gas is mentioned as the major alternative to oil available to the US and Canada, but there are many environmental issues and pressure groups to contend with before the project can be begun. Carter appointments to the Federal Reserve and the Treasury are viewed as the sound money brigade taking control - namely those who believe that a major stimulant to the growth of inflation is the growth of money stock without an equivalent growth in goods or services. Finally, the symbiotic relationship between America's inflation troubles and its trade deficit is analyzed.}
journal = []
volume = {47}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Qatar}
year = {1979}
month = {Nov}
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title = {Better US energy policy in pipeline}
author = {None}
abstractNote = {The article points out that criticism from fellow industrialized nations as well as criticism from oil-producing nations is leading America to a steady rationalization of its energy policy. The Carter Administration's decontrol programs which will alter the prices for domestic oil are applauded. Another good sign is the pipeline to transport gas from Alaskan fields, through Canada, directly to major US market areas. Gas is mentioned as the major alternative to oil available to the US and Canada, but there are many environmental issues and pressure groups to contend with before the project can be begun. Carter appointments to the Federal Reserve and the Treasury are viewed as the sound money brigade taking control - namely those who believe that a major stimulant to the growth of inflation is the growth of money stock without an equivalent growth in goods or services. Finally, the symbiotic relationship between America's inflation troubles and its trade deficit is analyzed.}
journal = []
volume = {47}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Qatar}
year = {1979}
month = {Nov}
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