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9 Jul 2023: This may lead to greater commercial success of the new products, and enhances the productivity of innovation through economics of scale. ... Factor loadings of innovation outputs FAC1 FAC2 Innovation New. to firm Innovation New.

12 Dec 2023: provides more incentives to develop new infrastructure 7. On the other hand, price cap. ... assets, procure new services on a competitive basis and manage consumers and prosumers’.

9 Jul 2023: What is likely to be the performance of this sector in the absence of major new policy initiatives? ... Oxford: Oxford University Press, pp.53-71. Coutts, K., Glyn, A., and Rowthorn, R.E., (2007), Structural change under New Labour, Cambridge Journal of

9 Jul 2023: Cooter & Tom Ginsburg, Leximetrics: Why the Same Laws are Longer in Some Countries than Others (U Illinois Law & Economics Research Paper 2003), available at http://ssrn.com/abstract=456520. ... POLIT. ECONOMY 1113 (1998). See also Simeon Djankov et al,

9 Jul 2023: model 10 From one innovation process to several sector-. specific types 11 From neoclassical to evolutionary economics 12 From neoclassical to new growth theory 13 From the optimising firm to the ... particular his ideas on linking innovation systems

9 Jul 2023: A branch of new institutional economics, the legal origin hypothesis, suggests that legal rules affect economic growth according to how far they support the formation of markets and the protection of ... Where modern comparative legal studies and the

6 Dec 2023: N-T. EC. HN. ICA. L S. UM. MA. RY. OWNERSHIP UNBUNDLING IN ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM NEW ZEALAND. ... Outside Europe, New Zealand forced ownership separation at the distribution level in 1998.

9 Jul 2023: almost exclusive sources of innovation.”. Foray and Lisson, Handbook of the Economics of Innovation. ... tion, 20: 175-179. Bibliography• Dasgupta, P. and David, P.A. (1994) ‘Toward a new economics of Science’, Research Policy, 23 (5): 487-521,

9 Jul 2023: The development and growth of new forms of organisations for the delivery of. ... With continual advancement in knowledge and techniques for delivering. professional services, professional occupations have evolved; new professions.

9 Jul 2023: The common law has been variously identified with beneficial properties of ‘spontaneous order’ (Hayekian political economy), ‘evolu-tion to efficiency’ (neoclassical law and economics) and ‘legal origin’ (new institutional economics).

6 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1118 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1140. Simon Taylor The paper examines the possibility of financing new nuclear power stations with a widely used form of financing used ... This involves the creation of a new company which

23 Jan 2024: Tota. l. Long Island, New York. 84.7. Insights on the Economics of DERsAverage locational value per MWh• Distributed Solar PV (High-Value Example). ... efe. rral. Tot. al. Mohawk Valley, New York. 7.9. Insights on the Economics of DERsAverage

9 Jul 2023: Scholars of the economics of technical change have stressed more than others that the search for new knowledge is intentional, costly, and yet uncertain. ... Learning is instead the path-dependent process through which new knowledge is developed.

6 Dec 2023: TE. CH. NIC. AL. SU. MM. AR. Y. New Models of Public Ownership in Energy. ... EPRG Working Paper 1030. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1055. Aoife Brophy Haney and Michael G.

9 Jul 2023: 10 From one innovation process to several sector-specific types. 11 From neoclassical to evolutionary economics. ... particular his ideas on linking innovation systems research to development economics) and Perez (2013).

11 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Energy Systems Integration: Economics of a New Paradigm. EPRG Working Paper 1903. ... We also discuss the arising of multi-utilities and new business models, and the pros and cons of multi-sector regulation, along with the

18 Jun 2024: 2 Michael Pollitt is Professor of Business Economics at the Judge Business School of the University of Cambridge. ... although its price is declining. Therefore, the economics of storage battery was not included in.

9 Jul 2023: The New Cambridge function was an innovative empirical relationship with dramatic policy implications. ... the New Cambridge view, one that is surprisingly not addressed in any previous research.

9 Jul 2023: Despite the strong interest in the economics of pay, there is relatively little empirical work on the subject. ... The most comprehensive theory in neoclassical economics is that concerning the marginal revenue product of labour (MRPL).

11 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Digitalisation and New Business Models in Energy Sector EPRG Working Paper 1920 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1956. ... This paper reviews and compiles numerous new business models in the energy sector by presenting 40

9 Jul 2023: His point is that the capacity to be engaged in and enjoy the rights that are attached to the standard form of employment is based on power.12 Thus, enacting new. ... A large pool of labour for new firms was created, but also significant informality of

9 Jul 2023: 1. 1. Introduction In this paper we present new empirical evidence on the impact of labour laws on equality and unemployment in developed market economies. ... In principle, new labour laws could induce short-run changes to both employment and

9 Jul 2023: This debate is anything but new in either context, and shows no signs of reaching consensus. ... neoclassical economics to drive a new legal model.

9 Jul 2023: of Law and Economics in Bologna, and the WINIR Symposium on Property Rights in Bristol, and in particular John Armour, Dominic Chai, Clifford Holderness and Holger Spamann, as well as two ... 1. 1. Introduction At the core of the new institutional

9 Jul 2023: The shareholders are induced to exit by the offer of a premium above the current market value of their shares, the cost of which the new owner will aim to recover ... The new company listed its shares listed on the London and New York stock exchanges.

9 Jul 2023: As has been stressed by Simon (1991), “New Institutional” theories (broadly including T.C. ... In even more direct words, where do the “organisational capabilities” required for implementing such “new” tasks come from?

9 Jul 2023: And the best relationships are vulnerable to new information, collusion and changes of sentiment. ... company’s core operations under review and in development as new ethical challenges emerge.

9 Jul 2023: 9. New Developments The first indication among the theories considered that economics might depart from this view of corporate governance comes in the work of Williamson (1985, 1996). ... But Margaret Blair’s consequent difficulties lead us to suspect

8 Dec 2023: A comparison of approaches in Germany, the UK and the State of New York EPRG Working Paper 1519 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1531. ... Three experiences of electricity market redesign are evaluated: Germany, the UK and the State of New York.

1 Jul 2024: 2. In the NEM, 3GW of batteries have reached financial close and 4GW of new projects are seeking financial close during 2024. ... Page 12. Operator, point towards 8GW of new pumped hydro plant given our current understanding of technologies and

30 Jan 2024: Jostein Kristensen. Managing Consultant. The economics of storage new build. Gas market uncertainties. - ... for the economics of new projects. - restrictions on long-term contracts (may limit risk-sharing). -

9 Jul 2023: i) Quality of law: this is the claim that legal rules shape economic outcomes according to how far they support market-based economic activity as suggested in new institutional economics (North, ... The rise of new and complex financial instruments

9 Jul 2023: fall away unless investor relations activities are directed towards a new set of investors. ... In all cases, there were looking for reassurance that they ‘understood’ the company and for new information that caused them to revise and update their

9 Jul 2023: This proposition which has long been a bedrock of orthodox economics is challenged in this essay in relation to its theoretical basis and its application in the real world. ... as in terms of institutional arrangements, it is quite clear that we have

9 Jul 2023: API Progress 2017.  Uploads new Parameter Spreadsheet Model version management Pandora partners can manage their own users Hybrid of SQL and No-SQL database. ...  New Web User Interfaces– Web viewers 2.x. Cambridge Centre for Risk

9 Jul 2023: and Department of Applied Economics Austin Robinson Building. Sidgwick Avenue Cambridge CB3 9DE. ... Moreover, if unemployment is involuntary, subsidisation risks merely replacing those currently in employment rather than creating new job opportunities.

8 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1833. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1863. Juha Teirilä and Robert A. ... Electricity markets now face the new challenge of timely response to countries’ ambitious decarbonization objectives.

9 Jul 2023: economics literature. On the one hand, it was argued that secured credit helped. ... assets, security forces new lenders to look primarily to the value generated by.

8 Dec 2023: Ritz. We present a new approach to estimating the impact of regulation on firms’ profits. ... It is based on a new reduced-form model of imperfect competition that unifies existing models using weaker assumptions.

26 Jan 2024: Need for reserves depends on market;products and quantities reviewed periodically. 15Source: Potomac Economics. ... new entry can compete before costs are sunk. – Product is ability to deliver energy during scarcity. –

11 Dec 2023: Empirical evidence. from Ireland. EPRG Working Paper 2112. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2141. ... widely accepted — The new technologies record high-resolution data of household electricity.

9 Jul 2023: the United States, including the Pennsylvania-New Jersey-Maryland (PJM) electricity market. [39]. ... The paper’s results are obtained using novel (at least to economics) optimization techniques.

7 Dec 2023: Laura-Lucia RichterThe determinants of new technology adoption have been addressed in the economic literature for several decades. ... Among others, they matter for the design of policies to promote the ex-pansion of the respective new markets.

9 Jul 2023: Ideally innovation should be measured by innovation outputs such as the number of patents or the value of new sales. ... Foreign capital in these industries has not provided many new techniques, but merely markets and trade facilities.

9 Jul 2023: At this time, however, new economic theories emerged to challenge the idea of shareholder ownership of the firm. ... Milgrom and Roberts 1992: 288). Such a viewpoint is now rarely challenged within the contemporary economics and management literature.

9 Jul 2023: As argued by Arthur (1996): ‘The two worlds [of diminishing and increasing returns] have different economics. ... Firms have to use all possible ways of acquiring new knowledge and updating existing knowledge.

9 Jul 2023: The new study broadens the research to a global scale and a long sample period. ... Journal of Financial Economics, 118(2): 431–449. (AAWE best paper award winner).

12 Dec 2023: the offshore wind; driving the growth of low hydrogen; delivering new and advanced nuclear. ... 11. (ICT) growth (PWC, 2011). Although, efficiently priced investments in new technologies may.

9 Jul 2023: THE ECONOMICS OF AUSTERITY Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge Working Paper No. ... As capitalism evolved, so did ideas and theories about the economics of austerity.

9 Jul 2023: Recent work in economics and business studies has however awakened widespread and new interest in the value of geographic proximity and generated a growing recognition that the processes occurring in localised ... Studies have shown that formal