ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTION SHARING CONTRACTS ON OIL PRODUCTION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF INTERNATIONAL OIL COMPANIES USING THE DYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION METHOD

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TAHERIFARD A.

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Journal: ENERGY ECONOMICS REVIEW Year:2008 | Volume:5 | Issue:18 Page(s): 161-175

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ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTION SHARING CONTRACTS ON OIL PRODUCTION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF INTERNATIONAL OIL COMPANIES USING THE DYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION METHOD

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PRODUCTION SHARING CONTRACTSQ2

COST RECOVERY LIMITQ3

DIVIDING OIL PROFITSQ3

ROYALTYQ3

SECONDARY RECOVERYQ3

Abstract

When in contractual systems an International Oil Company’s fees are paid as a specified share of the production this is called a Production Sharing agreement. The most important economic variables in PRODUCTION SHARING CONTRACTS are ROYALTY, cost oil, distribution of profit oil and tax on profit. This paper studies the impact of these variables on optimal oil production. This study shows that cost oil has the greatest impact on oil production. The impact of other variables depends on the value of the variable compared to the values of remaining variables. This study shows that increasing the share of international oil companies from revenue of oil field production encourages them to invest on SECONDARY RECOVERY.

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THE STRUCTURE OF “PARTNERSHIP CONTRACTS FOR PRODUCTION” IN CONFORMITY WITH PREREQUISITES OF NATIONAL SOVEREIGNTY AND OWNERSHIP OVER OIL RESERVOIRS

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TAHERIFARD, A.. (2008). ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTION SHARING CONTRACTS ON OIL PRODUCTION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF INTERNATIONAL OIL COMPANIES USING THE DYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION METHOD. ENERGY ECONOMICS REVIEW, 5(18), 161-175. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/99621/en

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TAHERIFARD A.. ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTION SHARING CONTRACTS ON OIL PRODUCTION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF INTERNATIONAL OIL COMPANIES USING THE DYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION METHOD. ENERGY ECONOMICS REVIEW[Internet]. 2008;5(18):161-175. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/99621/en

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A. TAHERIFARD, “ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE OF PRODUCTION SHARING CONTRACTS ON OIL PRODUCTION FROM THE VIEWPOINT OF INTERNATIONAL OIL COMPANIES USING THE DYNAMIC OPTIMIZATION METHOD,” ENERGY ECONOMICS REVIEW, vol. 5, no. 18, pp. 161–175, 2008, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/99621/en

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