In the U.S., government regulators most often make use of ________ in deciding how to manage resources.
ultimatums |
marshall law |
economic principles |
seisure of private property |
referenda (referendums) |
The ratio of reserves to annual production (R/P) is an indication of:
the number of years the known reserves will last |
the effect of non-OPEC countries on total world production |
the price/barrel as determined by the total output around the world |
how much energy countries are allowed to hold in reserve |
how much oil each OPEC country is allowed to produce |
Globally, the world's ratio of reserves to annual production for oil, gas, and coal are currently:
51, 57, and 125 years respectively |
125, 51, and 57 years respectively |
125, 154, and 51 years respectively |
51, 125, and 57 years respectively |
11, 17, and 75 years respectively |
Nuclear power supplies about _______ of all electricity in Europe.
two-thirds |
one-half |
one-fifth |
one-third |
three-fourths |
Q:In the U.S., government regulators most often make use of ________ in deciding how to manage resources.
Answer:Economic principles
Q:The ratio of reserves to annual production (R/P) is an indication of:
Answer:::the number of years the known reserves will last
Q::Globally, the world's ratio of reserves to annual production for oil, gas, and coal are currently:
Answer::51, 57, and 125 years respectively
Q::Nuclear power supplies about _______ of all electricity in Europe.
Answer::1/5 th or one fifth
In the U.S., government regulators most often make use of ________ in deciding how to manage...
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