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given the constraint of time-invariant pricing. We then show that attempts to correct the level of investment through taxes … customers on time-invariant pricing in competitive electricity markets. Not only does time-invariant pricing in competitive … markets lead to outcomes (prices and investment) that are not first-best, it even fails to achieve the second-best optimum …
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given the constraint of time-invariant pricing. We then show that attempts to correct the level of investment through taxes … customers on time-invariant pricing in competitive electricity markets. Not only does time-invariant pricing in competitive … markets lead to outcomes (prices and investment) that are not first-best, it even fails to achieve the second-best optimum …
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variation in solar time within time zones affects the timing of a range of common behaviors in the United States. Specifically …The practice of standardizing the designation of time is a central device for coordinating activities and economic … with others and engaging in those activities at their own preferred time. When time is standardized across large geographic …
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In an unregulated electricity generation market, the capacity of transmission lines will determine the degree to which generators in different locations compete with one another. We show, however, that there may be no relationship between the effect of a transmission line in spurring competition...
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