Economia do petróleo e desenvolvimento: estudo exploratório sobre as perspectivas do pré-sal brasileiro

A pesquisa analisa as possibilidades abertas pela exploração de petróleo na camada pré-sal, avaliando de que maneira a expansão do setor petrolífero poderá acelerar o crescimento econômico brasileiro e contribuir para novas estratégias de desenvolvimento. A hipótese inicial é que o Brasil enfrenta uma restrição estrutural de balanço de pagamentos, que poderá ser amenizada pela diminuição das importações de petróleo e derivados e pelo aumento do valor exportado no setor. Para avaliá-la são resgatados aspectos históricos e geopolíticos relacionados ao petróleo, assim como são tratadas as características microeconômicas dos recursos naturais não renováveis. Também se consideram questões de ordem macroeconômica, como a especialização produtiva da economia brasileira e sua inserção no comércio internacional, discutindo como o desenvolvimento da indústria petrolífera poderá afetá-las. Para tanto, a investigação fundamenta-se na teoria estruturalista e nos modelos de crescimento com ênfase na restrição externa. O trabalho examina ainda os casos da Rússia, Venezuela e México para avaliar a experiência de países exportadores de petróleo. Como contribuição, um modelo de crescimento é utilizado para realizar simulações acerca do Brasil, cobrindo o período 2013-2020 com a formulação de três cenários. A partir dos resultados discute-se que a necessidade de consecução das metas fiscal e de inflação pode desencadear políticas restritivas que limitam a utilização da folga fiscal e externa, oriundas do pré-sal, para induzir o crescimento. Conclui-se que um círculo virtuoso de desenvolvimento com mudança estrutural depende não apenas da modernização produtiva, mas também, e principalmente, da evolução político-institucional do país

ILPES: inserción externa, desarrollo y planificación" = ILPES: "external insertion, development and planning""

Analiza la evolución de la posición relativa de América Latina y el Caribe en el contexto internacional; los principales fenómenos del desarrollo contemporáneo que condicionarán su futuro; la vitalidad de la empresa productiva como recurso estratégico para las políticas de reinserción externa; la crisis fiscal y sus vínculos con la situación externa. Se hace referencia al papel que los organismos nacionales de planificación pueden desempeñar en apoyo de nuevas políticas de reinserción externa.

Alegatos que presentan ante la Suprema Corte de Justicia de la Nación las siguentes compañías y personas, Compañía Transcontinental de Petróleo S.A., International Petroleum Company, Huasteca Petroleum Company, Tuxpan Petroleum Company, Compañía Mexicana de Petróleo S.A., Tamiahua Petroleum Company, Señores Doheny & Bridge, The Texas Company of México, La Atlántica, New England Fuel Oil Company, Pánuco-Boston Oil Company, Mexican Gulf Oil Company, Continental Mexican Petroleum Company, Gompañía [sic] de Petróleo "La Corona", Compañía Petrolera Tal Vez, Compañía Terminal de Productores, Scotish [sic] Mexican Oil Company, Charles F. de Ganahl, El Azadón Company, Soledad Oil Company, Piedras Development Company, Tancochin Oil Company, Lot Seventeen, Malcon Anderson Company, George L. Christie, Seabord Fuel Company, Tamalin Oil Company, Juanedo Oil Company, Compañía Indiana y El Tigre, Compañía Agrícola Pretrolera [sic] Mexicana, Compañía

Mode of access: Internet.

Study design for resource management decisions : OCS oil and gas development and the environment.

"October 1, 1978."

Oil and gas development and possibilities in east-central Illinois. (Clark, Coles, Douglas, Edgar and parts of adjoining counties)

At head of title: State of Illinois. Department of registration and education. Division of the state geological survey.

Oil and gas development in Illinois during 1950 /

"Reprinted from Statistics of oil and gas development and production covering 1950, A.I.M.E."

Oil and gas development and possibilities in parts of Eastern Illinois.

Bibliographical footnotes.

Final report : Air quality analysis of the Southern California Bight in relation to potential impact of offshore oil and gas development /

Mode of access: Internet.

Offshore oil and gas development : a study prepared pursuant to the request of John H. Murphy, chairman for the use of the Ad Hoc Select Committee on Outer Continental Shelf.

Study prepared jointly by the Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress and the Office of Technology Assessment.

Colorado's Piceance Basin: Variation in the local public finance effects of oil and gas development

A large increase in natural gas production occurred in western Colorado’s Piceance basin in the mid- to late-2000s, generating a surge in population, economic activity, and heavy truck traffic in this rural region. We describe the fiscal effects related to this development for two county governments: Garfield and Rio Blanco, and two city governments: Grand Junction and Rifle. Counties maintain rural road networks in Colorado, and Garfield County’s ability to fashion agreements with operators to repair roads damaged during operations helped prevent the types of large new costs seen in Rio Blanco County, a neighboring county with less government capacity and where such agreements were not made. Rifle and Grand Junction experienced substantial oil- and gas-driven population growth, with greater challenges in the smaller, more isolated, and less economically diverse city of Rifle. Lessons from this case study include the value of crafting road maintenance agreements, fiscal risks for small and geographically isolated communities experiencing rapid population growth, challenges associated with limited infrastructure, and the desirability of flexibility in the allocation of oil- and gas-related revenue.

Local fiscal effects of oil and gas development in eight states

Oil and gas production in the United States has increased dramatically in the past 10 years. This growth has important implications for local governments, which often see new revenues from a variety of sources: property taxes on oil and gas property, sales taxes driven by the oil and gas workforce, allocations of state revenues from severance taxes or state and federal leases, leases on local government land, and contributions from oil and gas companies to support local services. At the same time, local governments tend to experience a range of new costs such as road damage caused by heavy industry truck traffic, increased demand for emergency services and law enforcement, and challenges with workforce retention. This report examines county and municipal fiscal effects in 14 oil- and gas-producing regions of eight states: AK, CA, KS, OH, OK, NM, UT, and WV. We find that for most local governments, oil and gas development—whether new or longstanding—has a positive effect on local public finances. However, effects can vary substantially due to a variety of local factors and policy issues. For some local governments, particularly those in rural regions experiencing large increases in development, revenues have not kept pace with rapidly increased costs and demand for services, particularly on road repair.

Transição energética em direção à energia renovável: revisitando a questão da política industrial como instrumento de desenvolvimento tecnológico

Pós-graduação em Ciências Sociais - FFC