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Does it Matter Why Power Outages Occur? An Example of Information Induced Gender Heterogeneous Preference on the Intensive and Extensive Margins of Choice

Ladenburg, Jacob; Jensen, Kirsten; Lassen, Christa - 2014

People experience welfare losses, in the event of power outages. A higher share of wind power in the power generation mix increases difficulties in forecasting power generation. This, in turn, challenges an effective utilization of wind power and increases the risk of power outages. Using a...

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Does it matter why power outages occur? An example of information-induced gender-heterogeneous preference on the intensive and extensive margins of choice

Ladenburg, Jacob; Jensen, Kirsten Lund; Lassen, Christa - In: Applied Economics Letters 21 (2014) 10, pp. 657-664

People experience welfare losses in the event of power outages. A higher share of wind power in the power generation mix increases difficulties in forecasting power generation. This, in turn, challenges an effective utilization of wind power and increases the risk of power outages. Using a split...

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010761427