Experimental economics lab works to spur Cook Inlet exploration, production

A company wants to build a pipeline. It holds an open season. Producers decide whether to commit to the pipeline. With enough commitments the pipeline moves forward. Simple enough. There might be a better way, though. Perhaps there is a system more appropriate for Alaska markets. But without a risk....

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Project came from state-industry roundtables

Real world nuances make the study challenging

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