Margaret E. Slade

Resource economist, University of British Columbia. Co-author, with Henry Thille, of "Whither Hotelling: Tests of the Theory of Exhaustible Resources" — the vault's sole primary source for its Hotelling's-rule claim cluster. Separately authored the 1982 study (not yet independently read or promoted; flagged as a further lead in the source capture) that found real mineral-commodity prices tracing a U-shaped path rather than a clean Hotelling rise.

References

• claim-hotellings-rule-shadow-price-rises-at-rate-of-interest · claim-hotellings-rule-predicts-shape-distinct-from-cost-of-production-cluster · claim-hotelling-model-frequently-rejected-by-empirical-commodity-data
• Captures: 10-inbox/raw/2026-07-16-does-hotellings-rule-for-exhaustible-resource-pricing-predict.md