Abstract
What has prevented the USA from formulating an effective long-term energy policy? In this article R.J. Friedland provides an explanation in terms of the interaction of two decisive factors: the dollar's position as the main reserve currency within the international monetary system; and certain distinctive features of the US political system which bias it towards responding to difficult issues on a short-term basis.
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