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    Energy Economics and Some Energy Myths for the 21st Century  Oct 30, 2009
    Like Europe, China needs natural gas, and ceteris paribus should have no difficulty paying for it. Many of the pipelines from major Russian gas fields go towards the large gas consumers in Europe, and at the present time it is in the economic interest of both Russia and Europe to keep these lines filled, but in the medium to long run the natural direction for Russian gas is South, and this is where it is likely to go. (Energy Pulse, CO)

    A Short Introduction to Oil Prices and Oil Inventories  Oct 2, 2009
    Furthermore, if inventories become increasingly short, then discounts which the more distant futures establish relative to the nearest futures tend to become larger, which means that (ceteris paribus) some inventory holders are accepting a palpable financial penalty for not selling at least a part of their stock and replacing it with a lower priced contract (of some sort) for delivery in the future ... e. went short) in order to profit on a putative fall in the spot price of oil, then (ceteris... (Energy Pulse, CO)

    Madagascar: Political Instability Endangers Environment [analysis]  Sep 25, 2009
    com: Madagascar: Political Instability Speeds Destruction of a Unique Environment (Page 1 of 1). Political Instability Speeds Destruction of a Unique Environment. (allAfrica.com)

    Africa: U.S. Calls on Malagasy, Guinea Leaders to Step Down  Sep 25, 2009
    com: Africa: U.S. Calls on Malagasy, Guinea Leaders to Step Down (Page 1 of 1). U.S. Calls on Malagasy, Guinea Leaders to Step Down. (allAfrica.com)

    More articles by Tim Colebatch  Sep 4, 2009
    Economists like using the Latin phrase "ceteris paribus": "All other things being equal." If nothing else changes, they say, factor A will produce result B. But in the real world, the ceteris are never paribus. So much else is happening that to claim that factor A led to result B is just an assertion, whatever mathematics comes with it. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Opinion)

    Student Reports Sexual Assault at Gunpoint  Aug 30, 2009
    Therefore, the Department cannot vouch for the accuracy of the data reported here" b....besides a spike in 2004, Georgetown's level of reported rapes has been on parity with similar institutions, e.g. GWU. c...besides which, why even bother pretending that 3-year self-reported panel data is worth anything. Another specific error: you somehow conflate what happened in LXR the other week with your (unfounded and erroneously asserted) 'wave of sexual assault' tied to students and binge drinking... (The Hoya, Washington DC)

    Paralysis by Analysis  Jul 29, 2009
    The CBO s most basic forecasting assumption is ceteris paribus: nothing else, other than the policy it is evaluating, will change during the forecast period. Technically, it s hard to imagine forecasting any other way, but everything always does change, most notably policy itself. (Roll Call)

    Making sense when you put in your 2¢  Jul 4, 2009
    The third rule is: ceteris paribus rarely holds. The whole economic edifice rests on this: all else being equal. (Sydney Morning Herald -- Business)

    US$11.5 Million to be Blown on MPs Cars!  Jun 21, 2009
    One would assume that ceteris paribus, all the 230 MPs we have today would serve their full term and there would therefore not even be a by-election. One would also assume a very concessionary interest rate of just eight (8) percent. (Ghana Web, Ghana)

    The Law of Demand  Jun 1, 2009
    This is the ceteris paribus assumption. All variables except the one being measured must be held constant for the period of analysis. (Suite101.com)

    Not the best way to stimulate economy  Mar 22, 2009
    If you do increase money supply faster than real GDP growth, then ceteris paribus, you can expect inflation and a decrease in the value of money. That means that dollar you have in your pocket can buy less, and is valued less. (Sioux City Journal)

    The Plain Truth About Glorious Carbon Dioxide  Feb 28, 2009
    " http://www.prosefights.org/coal/desertrockcomment/desertrockcomment.htm#lapka We will post soon. Ian McQueen 2.24.09 Bob Amorosi wrote about the Chevrolet Volt: "it will go the first 40 miles on a full charge before its gasoline engine starts up to take over charging the batteries". Bob, this is the story that GM has successfully been throwing out, but keep in mind that the engine will be the only thing actually powering the car. The battery could go missing and the car would still move. As... (Energy Pulse, CO)

    Wooten: Isakson makes right choice  Feb 13, 2009
    (2) do nothing, as the recovery would start by the end of the year (depending on what new tax stupidity the Pelosicrats launch our rankings are ceteris paribus). (3) Obamanomics, as that will delay the recovery until not sooner than the end of 2010. (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)

    Emissions Trading: A Brief Negative Resume  Feb 7, 2009
    But since all except seven or eight percent of Swedish electricity is generated with nuclear and hydro, emissions permits and e.g. higher oil and coal prices should be, ceteris paribus, largely irrelevant for the remaining ninety-two or ninety-three percent of Swedish electric generators ... Regardless of good intentions by fossil fuel users and politicians, fossil fuel consumption will (ceteris paribus) still increase by a large amount because estimates are that in the next twenty-five years,... (Energy Pulse, CO)




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