returns prevail). In this paper, we introduce a new assumption about the generation of knowledge, which involves entropy, i … explored in scenarios of neoclassical and endogenous growth and it is able to justify endogenous fluctuations. Entropy in the … are observable for different degrees of entropy. Complete a-periodicity (chaos) is also found for particular values of an …

between valuations of risk reductions in which reductions in risksare presented via absolute values and grids and absolute … theeffect of risk grids on choices people make. General results show the existence of heterogeneity in Britishconsumers …’ preferences. The effects of nanosensors and risk grids on consumers’ choices are not strongacross the models. The valuations of …

between valuations of risk reductions in which reductions in risks are presented via absolute values and grids and absolute … effect of risk grids on choices people make. General results show the existence of heterogeneity in British consumers …’ preferences. The effects of nanosensors and risk grids on consumers’ choices are not strong across the models. The valuations of …

, transmission and distribution grids as well as storage and demand response are subject to important path dependences, which put … generation are widely in place, measures to address barriers associated with electricity grids, storage and demand are still in …

is in this context that smart grids are being discussed. Electricity grids, and hence their regulatory frameworks, have a … from grids and what are the regulatory tools that could be used to align the incentives of grid companies and grid users … and find that smart grids need a coherent regulatory framework addressing grid services, grid technology innovation and …