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Theorie 382 Theory 382 Electric power industry 251 Elektrizitätswirtschaft 251 United Kingdom 162 Großbritannien 160 Welt 144 World 144 Estimation 106 Schätzung 104 Electricity supply 89 Elektrizitätsversorgung 88 Electricity 84 Electricity price 82 Strompreis 82 Regulation 80 USA 71 United States 71 Regulierung 70 Estimation theory 69 Schätztheorie 69 Impact assessment 68 Time series analysis 68 Wirkungsanalyse 68 Zeitreihenanalyse 68 EU countries 67 EU-Staaten 67 Greenhouse gas emissions 64 Treibhausgas-Emissionen 64 electricity 60 Economic growth 56 Deregulation 55 Wirtschaftswachstum 55 Monetary policy 54 Deregulierung 53 Energiemarkt 53 Energy market 53 Panel 52 Panel study 52 Elektrizität 51
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Graue Literatur 1,147 Non-commercial literature 1,147 Working Paper 847 Arbeitspapier 846 Article in journal 206 Aufsatz in Zeitschrift 206 Systematic review 3 Übersichtsarbeit 3 Case study 1 Fallstudie 1 Mehrbändiges Werk 1 Multi-volume publication 1
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English 1,896 Undetermined 588 German 5 Hungarian 1
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Pollitt, Michael G. 136 Pesaran, M. Hashem 95 Pesaran, M.H. 80 Jamasb, Tooraj 74 Newbery, David M. G. 64 Linton, Oliver 45 Mohaddes, Kamiar 43 Neuhoff, Karsten 41 Jamasb, T. 40 Pollitt, M.G. 40 Neuhoff, K. 39 Aidt, Toke 38 Reiner, David M. 31 Ritz, Robert A. 31 Harvey, Andrew C. 30 Iyer, Sriya 28 Rauh, Christopher 28 Newbery, D. 27 Littlechild, Stephen C. 26 Pesaran, M. H. 25 Corsetti, Giancarlo 24 Raissi, Mehdi 24 Satchell, Stephen 24 Holly, S. 23 Pollitt, M. 23 Goyal, Sanjeev 22 Holly, Sean 22 Satchell, S.E. 22 Aidt, T.S. 20 Anaya, Karim L. 19 Harvey, A. 19 Nuttall, William J. 19 Weeks, Melvyn 19 Chudik, Alexander 18 Palma, José Gabriel 18 Simshauser, Paul 18 Solomou, S. 18 Nepal, Rabindra 17 Weeks, M. 16 Boneva, Teodora 15
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Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge 1,051 University of Cambridge / Department of Applied Economics 200 University of Cambridge / Faculty of Economics 134 University of Cambridge / Electricity Policy Research Group 1
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Cambridge working papers in economics 1,435 Cambridge Working Papers in Economics 1,053 EPRG working paper 427 Cambridge-INET working papers 206 CMI working paper 77 Janeway Institute working paper series 44 DAE working paper / University of Cambridge, Department of Applied Economics 7 Janeway Institute working paper studies 3 Microsimulation Unit discussion paper 2 Cambridge Working Papers in Economics 1533, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge 1 Cambridge Working Papers in Economics 1534, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge 1 Janeway Institute of working papers 1 Janeway institute working paper series 1
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Fiscal Federalism and Electoral Accountability
Aidt, T.; Dutta, J. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2010
We study the e¢ cient allocation of spending and taxation authority in a federation in which federal politicians are exposed to electoral uncertainty. We show that centralization may, but need not, result in a loss of electoral accountability. We identify an important asymmetry between positive...
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Exploring the Determinants of ‘Best Practice’ in Network Regulation: The Case of the Electricity Sector
Brophy Haney, A.; Pollitt, M.G. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2010
In this paper we use a best practice index constructed from the survey responses of regulators in 40 countries to explore the determinants of outcomes in electricity network regulation. We construct a model of explained behaviour where we are particularly interested in understanding the impact...
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On the Difficulty of Measuring Forecasting Skill in Financial Markets
Satchell, S.; Williams, O.J. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2010
The use of correlation between forecasts and actual returns is commonplace in the literature, often used as a measurement of investors’ skill. A prominent application of this is the concept of the Information Coefficient (IC). Not only can IC be used as a tool to rate analysts and fund...
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Exponential Conditional Volatility Models
Harvey, A. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2010
The asymptotic distribution of maximum likelihood estimators is derived for a class of exponential generalized autoregressive conditional heteroskedasticity (EGARCH) models. The result carries over to models for duration and realised volatility that use an exponential link function. A key...
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Generalized Nash Equilibrium and Market Coupling in the European Power System
Smeers, Y.; Oggioni, G.; Allevi, E.; Schaible, S. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2010
"Market Coupling'' is currently seen as the most advanced market design in the restructuring of the European electricity market. Market coupling, by construction, introduces what is generally referred to as an incomplete market: it leaves several constraints out of the market and hence avoids...
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Minimizing the Cost of Innovative Nuclear Technology Through Flexibility: The Case of a Demonstration Accelerator-Driven Subcritical Reactor Park
Cardin, M.A.; Steer, S.J.; Nuttall, W.J.; Parks, G.T.; … - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2010
Presented is a methodology to analyze the expected Levelised Cost Of Electricity (LCOE) in the face of technology uncertainty for Accelerator-Driven Subcritical Reactors (ADSRs). It shows that flexibility in the design and deployment strategy of an ADSR park demonstrator significantly reduces...
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The Creation of a Market for Retail Electricity Supply
Littlechild, S. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2010
In September 1989, as part of its privatization program, the Government laid down an eight year timetable for opening up to retail competition the entire electricity market of England and Wales, phased over the period 1990-1998. It might be assumed that the Government was in a position to...
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Evidence on Financial Globalization and Crisis: Geographic/Bilateral External Balance Sheets
Sá, P. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2010
This article reviews the main sources of data on the geographic composition of countries' external balance sheets, covering both international and country-specific sources. It examines the determinants of bilateral financial assets and liabilities and discusses how gravity models, traditionally...
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Interfuel Substitution and Energy Use in the UK Manufacturing Sector
Steinbuks, J. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2010
This paper investigates interfuel substitution in the UK manufacturing sector. Econometric models of interfuel substitution are applied to energy inputs aggregated by their energy use, and separately for thermal heating processes, where interfuel substitution is technologically feasible....
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Social Welfare Issues of Financial Literacy
Satchell, S.; Williams, O.J. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2010
In the matter of financial literacy it is often supposed that more is automatically preferable to less. This paper considers to what extent this may be true generally, and specifically focuses on the case of investment forecasting skill (a significant component of an individual's financial...
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