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7 Dec 2023: is highly arguable whether many of its issues have been resolved. Further, ... affect prospects for nuclear new build but which, so far, have  not  been  well  understood  by  experts.

9 Jul 2023: A version of this paper is forthcoming in the Journal of Comparative Economics. ... Although the research program has moved from a dichotomy to a continuum, these sizeable omissions have been thematic for Coase-Williamson-type transaction cost economics

9 Jul 2023: GDP being more than 7% lower by 2030 than it would otherwise have been. ... PwC, Oxford Economics and Open Europe have lower impacts for the scenarios they consider, but the main reason seems to be that they exclude the productivity effects included in

8 Dec 2023: Despite strong support from agricultural interest groups, these first-generation fuels have come up against availability constraints, sustainability concerns, public opposition and basic economics (Mohr and Raman, 2013). ... Electromobility in Norway

8 Dec 2023: future energy system. EPRG Working Paper 1836. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1868. ... as dispatchable power. This is reasonable since, by 2025, CO2 prices are unlikely to have risen sufficiently to fundamentally alter plant economics.

9 Jul 2023: observer nor even a professional economics expert would have predicted such. ... would have been dangerous when possible infection was feared. We have cited a.

11 Dec 2023: marginal revenue with marginal cost. In terms of the theory of environmental economics,. ... cept of opportunity cost: even if they have received free allocation, surrendering these.

9 Jul 2023: outcomes. It is a striking feature of the legal origin literature, sometimes called in this context the ‘new comparative economics’ (Djankov et al., 2003a), that significant variations across national regimes have ... Where modern comparative legal

12 Dec 2023: There should have been bans on open doors to commercial buildings in winter. ... The inevitable result: the market operator (ICE) proposed moving the price hub to London.67 A good first year economics undergraduate should have been able to predict this

12 Dec 2023:  Professor of Economics, Centre for Applied Energy Economics & Policy Research, Griffith University. ... Project risks have merely been repackaged and reallocated. This article is structured as follows.

5 Dec 2023: CO2 Concentration have a mean of 521ppm and 5% and 95% confidence levels at 477ppm and 572ppm Respectively. ... Due to superior performance both in terms of green house gases and economics, huge investments have been made into Combined Cycle Gas Turbine

9 Jul 2023: And it could be suggested that others beyond sociologists will have something to contribute. ... 22. it into account nor would the parties have any recourse against them.

9 Jul 2023: that can have far-reaching impacts on economic activity, as well as representing human. ... economists and economic historians have in the past analyzed over the Braudelian longue.

7 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1322 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1345. Rabindra Nepal and Tooraj Jamasb. ... and CIS countries. However, it is not clear . whether  the  reforming  countries  have  gained  more  from  reforms  than  the 

9 Jul 2023: In this spirit, models based on residual income have been developed (see e.g. ... Another line of enquiry is which factors have an impact on fundamental value creation.

9 Jul 2023: at least one McDonalds restaurant have ever gone to war with each other. ... this is likely to have contributed to the fact that the company’s first objective engendered few objections.

5 Dec 2023: UNIVERSITY OFCAMBRIDGEDepartment ofApplied Economics. DAE Working Paper Series. not to be quoted without permisson. ... optimal service. These arguments have led to the view that regulation of electricity.

8 Dec 2023: reducing emissions which other emitters could have done at a fraction of the cost. ... Economists have made other important contributions to the understanding of policy choices for climate change mitigation, apart from the extensive, welfare-economics

9 Jul 2023: Penrose. The two theories have differences, but also similarities, and substantial scope for. ... time, and that they have since been very influential simultaneously, the differences between.

9 Jul 2023: as in terms of institutional arrangements, it is quite clear that we have moved a considerable way beyond the scope of two basic theorems of welfare economics. ... In its turn, home market expansion may have much to do with increases in food productivity

5 Dec 2023: Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, England Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, England. ... Keywords: Nuclear economics, stochastic optimisation, fuel-mix, diversification. JEL reference: C15, C61, L52, L94.

9 Jul 2023: Parenthetically this market is regarded by traditional economics as the evolutionary end point of stock market development. ... They have to start small in helping SMEs raise funds for trade, investments and.

9 Jul 2023: They have, on the other hand, a much more ambivalent attitude towards dominant firms. ... 1986). Other economists working within the liberal tradition have given the visible hand a more proactive role.

8 Dec 2023: Germany, France, UK, Italy and Spain have large national markets, significantly larger than other countries. ... to have better processes.32 The outcomes of regulation are more difficult to measure.

11 Dec 2023:  Corresponding author at: College of Management and Economics, Tianjin University, Tianjin 300072,. ... With the development of happiness economics, individual SWB is receiving more and more.

9 Jul 2023: Susan Scott Information Systems & Innovation Group, Department of Management, London School of Economics,. ... took place in practice. The economics of IS. In the economics of information systems literature there have been a number of attempts to

8 Dec 2023: Abstract. Electric power distribution network charges have become a popular area of study for regulators, industry and academia. ... In this report it is assumed that 66% of houses have off road.

5 Dec 2023: 11 We have also begun to review the work of Domah and Pollitt. ... abolished). Retail competition worldwide Many other countries have now opened their residential markets.

8 Dec 2023: models (Klemperer and Meyer, 1989) which have been applied extensively to electricity whole-. ... Schedules.” The Journal of Industrial Economics, 44(4), 427-441. Green, R. J. &

9 Jul 2023: Hellström, 2003). Although some have begun to respond to this challenge (e.g. ... there have been a number of studies exploring the ‘ambidexterity hypothesis’ (e.g.

11 Dec 2023: David Newbery. Abstract. Member States have published National Energy and Climate Plans with challenging. ... very short-term demand and supply shifting, will have to come from fossil generation.

Professor Sheri Markose. Professor of Economics, University of Essex. Read more about Sheri. ... Dr Leduc’s research focuses mainly on game theory, the economics of networks and network science.

8 Dec 2023: Whilst this theory was originally intended for financial securities, there have been several. ... of electricity markets as they have similar expected NPVs under the two scenarios.

9 Jul 2023: the rational approach is right, firms should have a single way to behave. ... contact:. ‘Industrial and international relations, being essentially human relations, have their origin in personal contacts.

9 Jul 2023: Such analyses have not been carried out before for either developed or developing countries. ... economically successful countries have followed policies which combine competition with purposive co-operation.

9 Jul 2023: Information directly linked to homepage. Yes No. 3. Does the Firm have Explicit Social Values? ... However we did not have sufficient data on the location of customers by country to analyse this.

9 Jul 2023: This would however only be possible if developing countries were to have well established equity markets. ... In recent years, stock markets have been created in many countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

9 Jul 2023: Other economists working within the liberal tradition have given the visible hand a more proactive role. ... industry have been welded almost automatically into an organic whole’ (Marshall, 1920 [1919], p.

9 Jul 2023: Hellström, 2003). Although some have begun to respond to this challenge (e.g. ... there have been a number of studies exploring the ‘ambidexterity hypothesis’ (e.g.

9 Jul 2023: for why fiduciary does have a clear moral basis of the kind presented here. ... Noting the increasing momentum behind the amoral argument eroding fiduciary ethics he writes that “Over the past twenty years, law and economics scholars have argued that

9 Jul 2023: society which have been the focus of industrial relations research in the west. ... However, the contours of IR research in China have yet to be properly mapped.

8 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1514 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1524. Aoife Brophy Haney Abstract Firms have developed climate change strategies over the last decade in response to rising regulatory, social and ... business. Others have focused mainly on

9 Jul 2023: As argued by Arthur (1996): ‘The two worlds [of diminishing and increasing returns] have different economics. ... In order to provide support for the hypotheses, three criteria have to be met.

9 Jul 2023: In the post-World War II period, the economics profession, as well as the traditional liberal establishment in the US have favoured free trade and taken a broadly benign view of ... in the new millennium may have profoundly unfavourable repercussions for

7 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1202 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1203. Philipp-Bastian Brutscher. ... preferences. She is said to have self-control problems when she cannot always.

11 Dec 2023: There have now been 21 completed market investigations since the Enterprise Act 2002 made provision for them. ... suppliers that we have identified as being the most competitive in the markets”.

7 Dec 2023: Just as. platforms have been seen as “engines of growth”, GPTs have been presented in the economics. ... inefficiencies. Users’ surplus may have better protection in concentrated markets where one large.

9 Jul 2023: But in recent years the consequent institutions of collective bargaining have seen substantial decline and change. ... They are difficult to monitor, often have dysfunctional side-effects, and can generate demotivating pay anomalies.

11 Dec 2023: Small suppliers have more variable scores. Suppliers scoring less than 60 have not survived. ... and to have been evaluated also by the Consumers Association (publishers of Which?

7 Dec 2023: With this in mind, this study employs a common definition of trust from political science and economics. ... I have been talking to the chief rabbi in Moscow who tells me he knows Fridman.