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Cleaner production from chemical suppliers: understanding shared savings contracts

Journal of Cleaner Production, 1999
Abstract The `chemical chaos' experienced by many companies today can be linked, in part, to chemical supply strategies that have not kept pace with changes in the business environment. The traditional chemical supply relationship has incentives that promote waste and expand the `hidden' cost of chemicals.
Thomas J Bierma, Frank L Waterstraat
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Quality Improvement Incentives and Product Recall Cost Sharing Contracts

Management Science, 2009
As companies outsource more product design and manufacturing activities to other members of the supply chain, improving end-product quality has become an endeavor extending beyond the boundaries of the firms' in-house process capabilities. In this paper, we discuss two contractual agreements by which product recall costs can be shared between a ...
Gary H. Chao, Seyed M. R. Iravani, R. Canan Savaskan   +2 more
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Trends in Production-Sharing Contracts in Nigeria

Proceedings of Oil and Gas Economics, Finance and Management Conference, 1992
ABSTRACT Nigeria, as a member of the Oil Producing and Exporting Countries (OPEC), today operates various forms of Joint Venture arrangements. From 1908, when oil exploration first began in Nigeria by a German company, the Nigerian Bitumen Corporation (NBC), through 1937 when Shell D'Arcy took concession of the entire country as a single
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Partnerships in oil and gas production‐sharing contracts

International Journal of Public Sector Management, 2004
In countries with large or potentially large oil and gas deposits, the resource and its extraction tend to become vital cornerstones of the economy. However, uncertainties involved in finding commercial quantities of oil and gas and the intensive capital required for undertaking exploration and production result in significant business risks.
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Policy Shifting Towards New Regime of Production Sharing Contract

GeoBaikal 2018, 2018
Summary In 1960’s, Indonesia was starting to use Production Sharing Contract (“PSC”). Being the first country to enter to this model, the Government of Indonesia maintains the sovereignty of their petroleum resources. Cost of exploration and development will be recovered from production share if contractors manage to make a commercial discovery and ...
T. Bramono, D.R. Galih
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Production Sharing Contracts in Indian Oil & Gas Sector

Indian Institute of Management Ahmedabad, 2014
The case describes the policies followed by the Government of India to attract private investments for Oil & Gas exploration. This case is based around observations made by the Comptroller and Auditor General of India on some of the petroleum sharing contracts and the remedial measures suggested by a committee appointed by the Government.
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Analyzing the Sensitivity of Production Sharing Contract Terms Using Simulation

SPE Hydrocarbon Economics and Evaluation Symposium, 2003
Abstract Fiscal regimes, such as production sharing contracts (PSC's), specify how hydrocarbons and costs are shared between host governments and contractors. An important part of the economic analysis in any new country or region involves modelling the fiscal terms for that area and determining the value of a new opportunity.
B. Mudford, D. Stegemeier
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The research of revenue sharing contract with two substitutable products

2011 International Conference on Business Management and Electronic Information, 2011
In the single-product revenue-sharing (RS) models, a retailer pays a wholesale price for each unit purchased to a supplier, plus a proportion of the revenue the retailer generates. In a two-stage supply chain that a retailer carry two substitutable products which are supplied by two non-competitive suppliers, this paper build a market-like model under ...
null Luo Zhihong, null Wang Mingchao
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Production Sharing Contracts: Extractive Neoliberalism in Equatorial Guinea & Angola

2023
Why do Equatorial Guinea and Angola face incredible economic deficits despite aggressive foreign investment in the extraction and sale of their hydrocarbon resources? Additionally, what role, if any, does international investment law play in reinforcing relationships of dependence and subordination between economies in the Global North and economies in
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Green fresh product cost sharing contracts considering freshness-keeping effort

Soft Computing, 2019
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Guoli Wang, Peiqi Ding, Huiru Chen, Jing Mu   +3 more
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