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12 Dec 2023: In practical terms however, such structures do not create ‘a magic pudding’ or defy financial economics. ... Project risks have merely been repackaged and reallocated. Contact p.simshauser@griffith.edu.au Publication January 2022.

11 Dec 2023: We demonstrated that, in general, rain and sunshine duration have a greater potential. ... relatively small impacts. The findings have the potential to contribute towards not only.

12 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 2219. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics CWPE2305. Paul Simshauser1 Tim Nelson & Joel. ... Generation investment opportunities have been curtailed.  Centre for Applied Energy Economics & Policy Research, Griffith

12 Dec 2023: Competitive auctions for development rights and CfD support mechanisms have been widely adopted. ... Negative bids will have profound implications on the offshore wind economics.

23 Jan 2024: Small Modular Reactors. Source: IEA http://www.iea.org/publications/freepublications/publication/Nuclear_RM_2015_FINAL_WEB_Sept_2015_V3.pdf. www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk 16. “However, the economics ... of SMRs have yet to be proven.”.

9 Jul 2023: Email: n.isachenkova@kingston.ac.uk. and. Melvyn Weeks Faculty of Economics and Clare College. ... recognising that mortgages with different years of origin have qualitatively different risk characteristics.

9 Jul 2023: These previous papers have involved the construction of metrics for assessing MNC engagement. ... The long-running Tomorrows’ People charity (see Case Study 1) has recently been evaluated by Oxford Economic Forecasting (2004) whilst the New Economics

23 Jan 2024: 3.6 Bcf/day of exports have been approved to non-FTA countries. - ... recoverable gas resource have more than doubled since 2005 to well over 2,500 Tcf Along with its scale, the North American shale resource appears to have relatively attractive economics

11 Dec 2023: 3. consequences. Our research contributes to the energy economics literature in several ways. ... 5. CONCLUSION European LTCs have been restructured since the early 2000s to remove restrictive.

9 Jul 2023: it is that ‘clusters’ have gate-crashed the economic policy arena when the. ... 1999). In the words of one analyst, clusters have “the discreet charm of.

8 Dec 2023: access to the same technology and where customers have fixed demand, supplying a. ... in the industry, whereas firm 2 does not have access to this information.

6 Dec 2023: In recent years, there have been considerable developments in macroeconomics and energy economics, both theoretical and empirical, on the theme of technical change. ... For example, the UK Government’s Energy Review (DTI, 2006) and in particular the

24 Jan 2024: A good first year economics undergraduate should have been able to predict this result! • ... High prices have encouraged retailer experimentation with targeted payments for reducing consumption at specific times of grid stress.

9 Jul 2023: Acquirers in quintile 1 have the lowest market-to-book ratio (or size). ... Calendar months with less than 5 observations have been excluded from the analysis.

2 Feb 2024: Focus on customer failure but little acknowledgement of regulatory failure• Conclusion: Need to reorient behavioural economics to reforming. ... market. • Why? Process isn’t in economics textbooks, perfect competition is • Revise CC/CMA

9 Jul 2023: 250. by. Ajit Singh (Professor of Economics). Queens' College University of Cambridge, CB3 9ET. ... In Japan, firms controlled by financial institutions have the most separation (0.495).

9 Jul 2023: 2.4 How Web 2.0 can contribute to development’s Clinical Economics debate. ... This view has been recently countered in Easterly’s contention that “the rich have markets, the poor have bureaucrats” (2006:145) encapsulating the current ‘clinical

12 Dec 2023: Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2361. David Newbery. Economists have a marked preference for taxes and subsidies as instruments to correct externalities like greenhouse gas emissions or learning-by-doing ... The 2015 COP 21 Paris Agreement on

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.

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.