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6 Dec 2023: The access pricing problem: a synthesis. Journal of industrial. economics 44 (2), 131-150. ... Resource and. Energy Economics 19(1-2), 85-108. Cadwalader, M. D., Harvey, S.

12 Dec 2023:  Centre for Applied Energy Economics & Policy Research, Griffith Business School, Griffith University. ... Gowdy (2022) similarly concluded nodal pricing does not create a natural pathway to a net zero power system.

19 Jul 2024: Lord Smith agreed : “You’re not only right about economics, but you’re also right about politics. ... said, there does remain an interest in the ideas of Knight and Keynes in the more mathematical reaches of economics, psychology, and decision

9 Jul 2023: Yet beyond this, like Jones her re-formulation of the corporate governance problem then makes many of the same assumptions that mainstream economics does, including the primacy of the market as ... 2000). “The Innovative Enterprise and Corporate

8 Dec 2023: 5833–5838. doi:10.1109/CDC.2015.7403136. [13] R. Green, Nodal pricing of electricity: how much does it cost to get it wrong?, Journalof Regulatory Economics 31 (2) (2007) ... Faculty of Economics, University of Cam-bridge (2012).URL

6 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 0825 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 0849. Maike Sippel and Karsten Neuhoff. ... 5. Th ality of bilateral aid flows does not, in theory, differ much from that of the IMF or the WoRe.

5 Dec 2023: CMI Working Paper. UNIVERSITY OFCAMBRIDGEDepartment ofApplied Economics. Electricity Transmission Pricing:. How much does it cost to get it wrong? ... Does the choice of transmission pricing system affect this vulnerability? A full-blown simulation of an.

9 Jul 2023: a threshold of 10 % voting rights; equals 0 if this kind of shareholder action does not exist. ... This indicator does not include investment companies, mutual funds, or other collective investment vehicles.

8 Dec 2023: when instrumented in growth regressions, does not affect growth; resource abundance in fact. ... such does not fully take account of the time dimension of the data.

8 Dec 2023: Electromobility in Norway –experiences and opportunities. Research in Transportation Economics 50, 29–38 (2015). ... As our cost data is derived from existing demonstration plants, it does not directly inform the economics of a future

9 Jul 2023: 0.5 p.p.) less likely to receive bank creditcompared to an environmental innovator (diffusor) that does not have an impact on banks’ legacypositions. ... Forvalues of C < C, the investor does not make positive profits and therefore does not provide

9 Jul 2023: 1994. However, it does not provide details of the comparison groups or the exact measures used to make the calculations. ... The report does not indicate how the saving was calculated or the method used to collect and record the sickness data.

8 Dec 2023: The benefits of integrating European electricity markets EPRG Working Paper 1504 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1509. ... Green, R. (2007). “Nodal Pricing of Electricity: How Much Does it Cost to Get it Wrong?", Journal of Regulatory Economics 31

11 Dec 2023:  Professor of Economics, Centre for Applied Energy Economics & Policy Research, Griffith University. ... What does emerge from closer inspection of the 2016-2021 supercycle was i).

11 Dec 2023: international competitive playing field. How does international trade affect carbon cost pass-through? ... marginal revenue with marginal cost. In terms of the theory of environmental economics,.

8 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1833. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1863. Juha Teirilä and Robert A. ... closing an active unit that does not receive a capacity payment, or (ii) entering the market.

7 Dec 2023: Second, does the competitive process seek and find ways of reducing those very transport and switching costs? ... For other surveys, see What does behavioural economics mean for competition policy?

11 Dec 2023: Does this mean zonal markets should be discarded in favour of nodal markets? ... Does this mean that REZs can only be built in response to scheduled coal plant retirements?

5 Dec 2023: CMI Working Paper. UNIVERSITY OFCAMBRIDGEDepartment ofApplied Economics. 1. Insufficient Incentives for Investment in. ... How does the consumption of consumers change with changes of industry demand ε?

9 Jul 2023: 252. by. Magnus Bild Stockholm School of Economics. P.O. Box 6501 Stockholm SE-113 83. ... However, whether acquirer performance improves or deteriorates does not tell us whether fundamental value is created.