文档介绍：SR/SMG/2002-01
Derivatives and Risk Management
in the Petroleum, Natural Gas,
and Electricity Industries
October 2002
Energy Information Administration
. Department of Energy
Washington, DC 20585
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This report was prepared by the staff of the Energy The Energy Information Administration would like to
Information Administration and Gregory Kuserk of the acknowledge the indispensible help of modity
Commodity Futures mission. General Futures mission in the research and writ-
questions regarding the report may be directed to the ing of this report. EIA’s special expertise is in energy, not
project leader, Douglas R. Hale. Specific questions financial markets. mission assigned one of its
should be directed to the following analysts: senior economists, Gregory Kuserk, to this project. He
Summary, Chapters 1, 3, not only wrote sections of the report and provided data,
and 5 (Prices and Electricity) he also provided the invaluable professional judgment
Douglas R. Hale and perspective that can only be gained from long expe-
(202/287-1723, .******@). rience. The EIA staff appreciated his exceptional pro-
ductivity, flexibility, and good humor. Without the
Chapter 2
support of the CFTC, EIA would not have been able to
Thomas Lee
write this report.
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