The Inefficiency of Energy Pricing Policy: The Case of Iran

Abbasian, Ezatollah; Souri, Ali

doi:10.1007/s41742-019-00221-9

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“…At this point, the price evolution is in chaos, and the market price is in the unstable state. e price game system is (28), and the evolution of price game is shown in Figure 3 Figure 3 is the dynamic evolution diagram of the discrete dynamic system with respect to the government tax rate. When 0.568 < r < 1, the product price of oligopoly enterprise is in the stable state and tends to equilibrium (p * 1 , p * 2 ) � (28.775, 29.381).…”

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“…Room and CisnerosÖrnberg [27], by studying the lessons of marijuana from the experience of alcohol monopoly, concluded that public monopoly is generally a better choice for public health and welfare. Abbasian and Souri [28] studied the inefficient behavior of government policies caused by the rise of energy prices in Iran, quantified the consumer subsidies by using the price gap method, and studied the impact of energy price rise. Chen et al [29] studied the incentive mechanism of carbon emission tax policy for multinational or cross regional platform enterprises and proposed that a product with high price elasticity and carbon emission intensity will not only hinder enterprises to obtain higher income but also reduce the fairness of the system under the unchanged emission control policies.…”

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An Empirical Study of a Mathematical Model for Influence of Government Tax on the Price Behavior and the Stability of Market Price

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Tsai

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Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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The fierce competition among enterprises and disordered market price competition have affected the development of the whole regional economy. Government tax subsidies have always been regarded as the advantages of enterprise development, but the mechanism of the influence of government tax on regional economic development, especially the impact on market price, has not been explored. Based on the Bertrand competition, applying chaos control theory, considering the government revenue rate, the influence of government tax on the price behavior and market price stability is analyzed, and then the numerical simulation is carried out. The research shows that the price adjustment of enterprises is a complicated process and government tax is helpful to the stability of market price. The government tax rate increasing can increase the stable region of price equilibrium and reduce the bifurcation and chaos of the price game system.

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An Empirical Study of a Mathematical Model for Influence of Government Tax on the Price Behavior and the Stability of Market Price

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Tsai

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Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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“…Surprisingly, the amount of consumed energy is increasing regardless of the price. Abbasian and Souri (2019) addressed the predictability of these increases as the main reason resulting in the inefficiency of this approach. New policies and regulations must be made in Iran to lead the country towards identifying and exploiting green resources and reducing carbon footprints in the daily life of people.…”

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Study of geothermal energy potential as a green source of energy with a look at energy consumption in Iran

Dashti

Korzani

2021

Geotherm Energy

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Regarding disadvantages of fossil fuels, renewables like geothermals can be an eco-friendly source of energy. In Iran, the availability of fossil fuels and poor policies surrounding subsidies (ranked as the first in giving subsidies) caused high energy consumption (1.75 times higher than the global average). Energy is mainly provided by fossil fuels that leads to high CO2 emission. This study evaluates the energy consumption trend and potentials of more sustainable resources like geothermals in Iran. The formation of geothermals is tightly linked with geological prerequisites that are partly present within Iran. Adjacency of the metamorphic with volcanic zones, existence of numerous faults and seismic activity of Iran are notable geological characteristics confirming the geothermal potential. In Iran, 18 regions are being explored as the most promising geothermal prospects. To test the potentials of one of these regions, a geothermal power plant with a capacity of 5 MWe is installed in the Sabalan Field. Northwest (where Sabalan Field is located), central (like Mahalat Region) and southeast of Iran (Makran Zone) can be regarded as promising zones for hosting geothermal prospects.

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“…Abbasian and Souri improved the typical input-output price model to study the influences of the gain in energy prices. Results illustrate that fuel subsidies and people's expectations are two significant factors the government should relieve to help fall fossil fuel consumption [42]. Askari and Ameri employed PV/diesel/bat power systems to present an appropriate scenario to deplete or wane the use of diesel energy in a far-off area in Kerman, Iran.…”

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Impact of fuel price increasing policies on fuel smuggling and acceptance of green cars: A case study of Iran

Shaterabadi

Jirdehi

Amiri

2022

The Journal of Engineering

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This paper investigates a study on the efforts made by Iranian government to carry out the Kyoto protocol obligations (reducing pollution by about 54% by 2030). However, the devaluation of the national currency because of sanctions, prohibition of transactions, and a decrease in oil revenues and derivatives has caused problems in achieving this goal. Hence, on 15 November, 2019, Iranian Government decided to increase the fuel price by about 300% to simultaneously reduce environmental pollution and fuel smuggling. The final results show that smuggling is decreased by about 15%. Also, quotas and increased fuel prices caused daily fuel consumption to decrease significantly from 94 to 74 million litres per day. Despite the reduction in fuel consumption, little change is taking place as most pollution is due to diesel and worn‐out vehicles. The increase in fuel prices increases the producer and consumer price index by 1.54% and 2.62%, respectively. Inflation in consumer prices also reaches 15.92%. However, the currency exchange rate and its impact on import products can shift this to 102.15%. Also, because of the shortage of people's income, domestic automakers’ weaknesses, high tax cost of imported cars, and sanctions, most people prefer compressed natural gas (CNG) and public transportation.

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The Inefficiency of Energy Pricing Policy: The Case of Iran

Cited by 5 publications

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An Empirical Study of a Mathematical Model for Influence of Government Tax on the Price Behavior and the Stability of Market Price

An Empirical Study of a Mathematical Model for Influence of Government Tax on the Price Behavior and the Stability of Market Price

Study of geothermal energy potential as a green source of energy with a look at energy consumption in Iran

Impact of fuel price increasing policies on fuel smuggling and acceptance of green cars: A case study of Iran

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