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Why tax energy? Towards a more rational policy
Newbery DM |
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Should developing countries take on binding commitments in a climate agreement? An assessment of gains and uncertainty
Kallbekken S, Westskog H |
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A note on trends in European industrial pollution intensities: A divisia index approach
Cole MA, Elliott RJR, Shimamoto K |
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Econometric Benchmarking of cost performance: The case of US power distributors
Lowry MN, Getachew L, Hovde D |
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The long-run efficiency of real-time electricity pricing
Borenstein S |
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For outstanding contributions to the profession of energy economics the international association for energy economics honors
Watkins C |
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Energy security, managing risk in a dynamic legal and regulatory environment.
Chalker J |
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Transport pricing of electricity networks.
Forbes K |
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Energy at the crossroads: Global perspectives and uncertainties.
Gordon RL |
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Why carbon fuels will dominate the 21st century's global energy economy.
Gordon RL |
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Scarcity and growth considering oil and energy: An alternative NeoClassical view.
Gordon RL |
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The oil supply dilemma: The financial positions and investment needs of major oil exporters special report.
Gordon RL |
