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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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Predicting market power in wholesale electricity markets
Newbery, D. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2008
The traditional measure of market power is the HHI, which gives implausible results given the low elasticity of demand in electricity spot markets, unless it is adapted to take account of contracting. In its place the Residual Supply Index has been proposed as a more suitable index to measure...
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Credit Market Distortions, Asset Prices and Monetary Policy
Pfajfar, D.; Santoro, E. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2008
In this paper we develop a sticky price DSGE model to study the role of capital market imperfections for monetary policy implementation. Recent empirical and theoretical studies have stressed the e¤ect of .rms.external .nance on their pricing decisions. The so-called cost channel of the...
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A VECX* Model of the Swiss Economy
Assenmacher-Wesche, K.; Pesaran, M.H. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2008
This paper applies the modelling strategy of Garratt, Lee, Pesaran and Shin (2003) to the estimation of a structural cointegrated VAR model that relates the core macroeconomic variables of the Swiss economy to current and lagged values of a number of key foreign variables. We identify and test a...
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Forecasting Economic and Financial Variables with Global VARs
Pesaran, M.H.; Schuermann, T.; Smit, L.V. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2008
This paper considers the problem of forecasting real and financial macroeconomic variables across a large number of countries in the global economy. To this end a global vector autoregressive (GVAR) model previously estimated over the 1979Q1-2003Q4 period by Dees, de Mauro, Pesaran, and Smith...
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Horizontal Inequity and Vertical Redistribution with Indirect Taxes: the Greek Case
Kaplanoglou, G.; Newbery, D.M. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2008
Non-uniform indirect taxes treat equals and those unequal differently (horizontal inequity and vertical redistribution). Horizontal inequity is caused by taste differences among similar households, but some excises are designed to reflect social, not revealed, preferences. We apply two...
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Factor demand linkages and the business cycle: Interpreting aggregate fluctuations as sectoral fluctuations
Holly, S.; Petrella, I. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2008
This paper investigates the drivers of industry and aggregate fluctuations. We model the dynamics of a panel of highly disaggregated manufacturing sectors. This allows us to consider directly the linkages between sectors typical of any production system, in a framework where the sectors are...
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Model Averaging in Risk Management with an Application to Futures Markets
Pesaran, M.H.; Schleicher, C.; Zaffaroni, P. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2008
This paper considers the problem of model uncertainty in the case of multi-asset volatility models and discusses the use of model averaging techniques as a way of dealing with the risk of inadvertently using false models in portfolio management. Evaluation of volatility models is then considered...
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Does Ownership Matter? The Performance and Efficiency of State Oil vs. Private Oil (1987-2006)
Wolf, C - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2008
This paper investigates whether there are systematic performance and efficiency differentials between National Oil Companies (NOCs) and privately-owned oil companies. The dataset is based on a survey published by Energy Intelligence and covers 1,001 firm observation years in the period 1987 to...
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Acquisition, Insolvency and Managers in UK Small Companies
Isachenkova, N.; Weeks, M. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2008
This paper investigates the determinants of involuntary insolvency and acquisition in UK small and medium-sized companies. Using a competing risks model and data from the survey database of the ESRC CBR at the University of Cambridge, we draw specific attention to the impact of managerial...
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Enduring Rents.
Aidt, T.; Hillman, A. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 2008
Rent seeking is often studied with reference to a contemporaneous rent evaluated at a point in time. We study the social cost of rent seeking when rents endure over time, but may have to be re-contested because of imperfect rent protection, or may disappear because of deregulation. The present...
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