Contents -- The British Columbia Institute of Economic Policy Analysis -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Acknowledgments -- Who Should Get Natural Resource Revenues? -- The Constitution: A Basis for Bargaining -- The Political Context of Resource Development in Canada -- Equalization Payments and Energy Royalties -- Note on Equalization and Resource Rents -- Natural Resource Revenue Sharing: A Dissenting View -- Resource Rent: How Much and for Whom? -- Static Redistributive and Welfare Effects of an Export Tax -- Taxes, Royalties, and Equity Participation as Alternative Methods of Dividing Resource Revenues: The Syncrude Example -- A Comment on Natural Resource Revenue Sharing: The Links between Revenue Sharing and Energy Policy -- Rent vs. Revenue Maximization as an Objective of Environmental Management -- Ontario Mining Profit Tax: An Evaluation -- Governments and Mineral Resource Earnings: Taxation with Over Simplification? -- Note on Federations and Risk Aversion -- A Note on the Economics of Oil-Financed Recovery Projects -- The Concept of a Nation and Entitlements to Economic Rents -- The Volatility of Rents -- A Comment on Decentralized Resource Control -- Biographical Notes -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- W -- Z.