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According to the textbook, what historical event was pivotal to the analysis of energy markets?

The Great Energy Crisis of the 1970's

The mining and burning of coal causes damage to what elements of the environment?

Land, water, and air


-all of the above

How do we compare the amount of energy in different sources?

We compare its heat content

The transportation sector is almost entirely dependent upon which energy source?

Oil

What is the difference between a reserve and a resource?

A reserve includes known and identified minerals that can be extracted and ______ a profit under current market conditions

What are the twin pillars of sustainable energy?

Energy efficiency and renewable energy

Why did energy intensity, the ratio of energy to GDP, decrease over time?

The economy shifted from manufacturing to services

What factors should be considered in forecasting energy in the short run?

consumer preferences, technology, politics of the Persian Gulf.


-all of the above

Total energy consumption in the U.S. from 1949 to the present has generally trended...?

Upward

The real cost of energy, as measured by the hours at manufacturing wage to buy 100 gallons of gasoline and 100 Kwh of electricity, is currently

About the same as in the peak in the 1970's

If the price of coal is $2 per MMBtu, the price electricity is $16 MMBtu and oil is $8 MMBtu and i heat my home mainly with oil, supplementing that with electricity in some rooms and buying no oil, which of the following is true?

1.The last Btu of electricity I buy is worth twice as much as the last Btu of oil.


2.The last Btu of electricity I buy is worth more than eight times as much as even one Btu of coal


3. The last Btu of oil I buy is worth more than four times as much as even one Btu of coal


-all of the above

According to your textbook, index numbers such as the CPI should be used with caution during periods of rapid economic change becuase....

The quantity weights such as a market basket of goods changes rapidly

How are income and energy related?

At early stages of economic development, the income elasticity is.....

According to the calculations done in Homework #_, if the interest rate changes from 15% to 6%, and everything else is held constant, the total debt of a wind farm can be____ off

In the same amount of time

According to the calculation done in Homework #2, how long did the PTC last?

One year