Power Play: Energy and Manufacturing in North America
Books, November 23, 2015
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- Power Play: Energy and Manufacturing in North America
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Bibliographic details
- Authors: Roberto Cardarelli, Lusine Lusinyan
- Published: November 23, 2015
- Series: Books
- DOI: https://doi.org/10.5089/9781498364799.071
Summary and central thesis
- The recent boom in unconventional energy production is transforming the energy landscape in North America.
- The transformation has important implications for global energy markets and the broader competitiveness outlook.
- The book examines the impact the upsurge in energy production has had on the manufacturing sectors of the United States, Canada, and Mexico, and of the region as a whole.
- The region produces nearly a quarter of the world’s energy.
- The analysis is presented within a unifying policy perspective.
Subject areas and keywords
- Subjects: Commodities, Economic sectors, Energy prices, Energy sector, Manufacturing, Natural gas sector, Oil, Prices
- Keywords: Asia and Pacific, BOOK, Canada, commodity price, electricity price, energy price, Energy prices, energy production, energy reform, energy relationship, Energy sector, Global, indirect effect, Manufacturing, Natural gas sector, North America, Oil, price, real GDP, share of U.S., South America, U.S. Energy Information Administration
Core analytical focus and implications (as stated)
- Focus: Impact of unconventional energy production boom on manufacturing in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
- Regional implication: North America’s role in global energy markets given it produces nearly a quarter of the world’s energy.
- Policy framing: Issues and analysis are organized within a unifying policy perspective to assess competitiveness and sectoral effects.
Source: IMF publication landing page for "Power Play: Energy and Manufacturing in North America."
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- 21367 9781513517094