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13 Feb 2024: The choice of charging system and implied horizon-tal transfers between countries and vertical transfers between transmission levels will have direct im-plications for the economics of interconnector investments, and possibly ... Various options for

8 Feb 2024: His clients have included regulatory agencies in New Zealand, Australia, and the broader Asia-Pacific region. ... it is often markets in which intangibles are important that have the highest ratios of.

13 Feb 2024: Most low-Ctechnologies are capital-intensive but have low (or virtually zero) running costs. ... They appear to have apivotal role in helping define the limits of the possible.

19 Mar 2024: I was lucky enough to have been able to leave Venezuela in 2015, but many of my family and friends remain. ... Thank you to Imko, my Economics lecturer, who was the catalyst for this project.

17 Jan 2024: Professor Christine Whitehead is Emeritus Professor in Housing Economics at the London School of Economics. ... and introduced regulations that firms offering sale and rent back have to adhere to.

17 Jan 2024: Key findings • RPs’ contributions to overall housebuilding have varied from 9% to 22%. ... estates, have resulted in negative neighbourhood effects which have served to reinforce patterns of disadvantage.

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13 Feb 2024: C&E commissioned Europe Economics (EE) to carry out this study.5 I have been given access to a draft of EE’s report. ... Europe Economics says that. “Utility regulation in Guernsey has experienced worse problems concerning relationships and costs

7 Feb 2024: Separately, there is accumulating evidence about the often-unintended effects of behavioural economics remedies. ... In practice, inquiry panels have developed a concept called the “well-functioning market”.

5 Jan 2024: If they weren’t, then the less generous party would have lost face. ... What has this got to do with economics? In one way or another, different talks this term have highlighted how economics reaches into the root of our being.

13 Feb 2024: 8. admitted unbundled SNI into consideration would have a critical effect on the final decision. ... SNI. Faced with this possibility it would have been possible to ask two questions.

19 Mar 2024: I was lucky enough to have been able to leave Venezuela in 2015, but many of my family and friends remain. ... Thank you to Imko, my Economics lecturer, who was the catalyst for this project.

17 Jan 2024: The General Board shall have the power to make representations to the Degree Committee about any particular appointment. ... which the result of the examination was communicated, the General Board shall have the power either.

17 Jan 2024: 5. No student may take a Preliminary Examination unless they have kept one term. ... 4. No candidate shall offer a paper they have previously offered in any Honours Examination.

1 Feb 2024: Two projects supported by the Knowledge Centre for Housing Economics have looked at the reasons for decline and for increased interest in the sector as well as the factors which might ... sector Housing associations have also become increasingly involved

19 Jun 2024: Therefore steps have been taken to actively promote the route through the site. ... would still have the option to retire before the end of their term).

8 Feb 2024: An increase in electricity prices can have a disproportional impact on low-income households (DECC,. ... As climate change. ernment, a number of policies (incentives and regulations) have been.

8 Feb 2024: or X-efficiency) and C (which does not seem to have a name in neo-classical economics though Michael Beesley once coined the term „Y-efficiency‟). ... Unexpectedly, they have led to better information exchange and customer relationships in the

31 Jan 2024: The project was sponsored by the Knowledge Centre for Housing Economics in Copen-hagen. ... These have helped to maintain its attractiveness in relation to other investment options including owner-occupation.

7 Feb 2024: Are they wrong? Might they not have a point? 7. Are customers rational? ... The behavioural economics view is that customers are subject to behavioural biases that may prevent them from making rational economic decisions, so that regulators have to