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Economics of Worldwide Petroleum Production

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Economics of Worldwide Petroleum Production

by Richard D. Seba

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ISBN: 978-0-930972-24-0

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This book introduces and traces the economic factors that directly affect petroleum production from its initial geological perception to its eventual sale to the refiner or the crude oil trader. The effects of economic factors are all discussed: risk and uncertainty, management decisions, financing, and the importance of debt/equity ratio, finding costs, depreciation, inflation, and taxation. The text moves on to the understanding and analysis of oil and gas exploration and production as a distinct industry. This focuses on the purely geological and statistical risk of producing wells vs. marginal wells and dry holes. The various types of contractual relationships that exist between oil companies and host governments finalize this treatise on the economics of worldwide petroleum production.

Contents

Introduction
Production Forecasts and Reserves Estimation
Oil and Gas Prices
Cash Flow
Economic Decision Tools
Risk and Uncertainty
Financing and Ownership of the Oil and Gas Industry
Net Income, "The Bottom Line"
Budgeting, Scheduling and Corporate Planning
Economic Analysis of Operations
Oil and Gas Production As A Worldwide Business Operation
Glossary of Petroleum and Financial Terms
Abbreviations Employed Frequently
References
Nomenclature
Index

574 pages/2003
ISBN10 0-930972-24-4
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