Clean Cheap Heat

JOHN H. HERBERT is Senior Economist with the Energy Information Administration and an Adjunct Professor of Statistics at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University. He has spent more than fifteen years as an energy analyst in both the public and private sectors, with ten years devoted to the natural gas industry specifically.

• Preface Introduction The Market near the Turn of the Century Changes in the Market during the 1920s The 1930s and the Great Depression The Second World War and Its Aftermath Growth in the Market between 1950 and 1973 Lack of Growth in Markets after 1973 Quantitative Analyses for the Period after 1960 Summary and Conclusion Appendix I: Additional Estimates Appendix II: Estimates from Various Studies Appendix III: A New Economic Model Based on Balestra's Model Appendix IV: Data Used to Estimate the Equations in Chapters 2 and 3 Bibliographic Essay Index