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27 Apr 2023: University of Cambridge report, London Economics; The next generation of tech ecosystems, Dealroom; QS World University Rankings.

6 Dec 2023: In the context of the first distribution price control review London Economics undertook a benchmarking study for IPART, which concluded that NSW distributors were inefficient compared to the 200 other distributors ... The study estimated that the

8 Dec 2023: Another detailed report. (London Economics, 2013) investigates the value of lost load (VoLL) for electricity customers in Great Britain. ... London Economics, 2013. Final report for OFGEM and DECC, "The Value of Lost Load (VoLL) for Electricity in Great

29 Sep 2023: 1980s Commentator: Tanya Harmer, London School of Economics.

11 Dec 2023: Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change and the Environment and Centre for Climate Change Economics and Policy, London School of Economics and Political Science, and Vivid Economics., London. ... 2020). Grantham Research Institute on Climate Change

3 Oct 2023: Auld, (2022) Political markets as equity price factors. Cambridge Working Papers in Economics CWPE2264. ... Taught Empirical Finance example classes for the MPhil at the Faculty of Economics.

9 Jul 2023: The second body of heterodox economics explicitly drawing on a relational ontology is that of feminist economics. ... an upsurge in economic ideology emanating from influential thinkers based at the Chicago School of Economics - in particular that of

8 Dec 2023: National Grid (2014a) deduced the 2018 VoLL as £(2012)17,000/MWh ((2012)21,250/MWh), higher than direct estimates of the willingness to pay to avoid disconnections (London Economics, ... 2(2). 47-64. Cramton, P., A. Ockenfels, and S. Stoft (2013).

9 Jul 2023: ed., The Palgrave Companion to Cambridge Economics, Palgrave MacMillan, 2017. Amel-Zadeh, A. ... of Economics, London: Macmillan, 1987:450-1. Goudie, A., Meeks, G. and Weale, M., ‘The company sector’, in Barker and Peterson, eds., The.

9 Jul 2023: regional balance of the economy – and to be accordingly less supportive of the City of London and their demands. ... The Thatcher Government embraced the free market economics associated with economists such as Hayek and Friedman, in.