Hydrogen presents a unique opportunity to transform Integrated Energy Systems (IES) by enhancing efficiency, flexibility, and sustainability across electricity, heat, and transport sectors. This comprehensive review examines hydrogen's complete supply chain - production, storage, and...

On the fiftieth anniversary of Milton Friedman receiving the Nobel Prize in economics, I reflect on the legacy of monetarism - his revolutionary idea. Friedman developed the modern quantity of money in 1956 as a challenge to the prevailing Keynesian view that "money did not matter." Friedman's...

1. A Chance for Change Part I: The Challenges of Global Economic Governance 2.Overdue Reform of the International Monetary SystemMichel 3.The Economics of Interdependence and Multilayered Governance 4.The Governance of the Bretton Woods Institutions: Time for a Change?Part II: Regional and...

"21st century policymakers aiming to generate employment and growth in their economies are faced with four overlapping crises (the pandemic and its consequences, geopolitical upheavals like the Russo-Ukrainian War, climate change, and inequality) which threaten both short-term stabilization and...

Futureproofed sustainability amidst climate change polycrisis: advancing SDGs and ESG for the cities of tomorrow explores innovative strategies for transforming the built environment and practices that enhance the sustainability of cities. It analyzes financial accounting and auditing as well as...

In this paper, we seek to ascertain whether the recently developed ordered fuzzy number (OFN) representation of a limit order book (LOB) by Marszałek and Burczyński (2024) may serve as a measure of stock liquidity. In particular, we aim to test whether this measure contains similar or distinct...