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MSFS-549 Petroleum in the Global Economy
Spring only
This course will introduce students to the basics of the international petroleum industry and its role of the international economy. The first part of the course will establish the basics and background of the industry. Students will be introduced to the economics of petroleum exploration and production, refining, marketing and use, including natural gas and alternatives forms of energy, and to the basic business models of the international petroleum industry. Drawing on this knowledge base, the second part of the course will examine the history of the petroleum industry, the global petroleum resource base, the structure and dynamics of the international petroleum market, the impact of petroleum on the environment and an overview of energy policies.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: None
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Spring '10:
Everett B
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