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marginal cost of suppliers. The leading example is the electricity industry, where there is a capacity market clearing before … the spot market. -- capacity market ; procurement auction ; electricity market ; competitive equilibrium …
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The theory of infinitely repeated games finds that players will likely learn to collude, given sufficient incentive to … do so, enabling them to capture greater payoffs than those attainable in the static setting. The theory posits that … discourages “cheating.” This paper models the restructured electricity spot market as an infinitely repeated, uniform last …
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general equilibrium model, MERGE, that includes a capacity expansion submodel of the electricity sector with demand … projections of load duration curves and hours of activity of various electricity technologies. …
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Studies of the firm's demand for factor inputs often assume a constant rate of utilization of the inputs and ignore the fact that the firm can simultaneously choose the level and the rate of utilization of its inputs. In particular, the literature on dynamic factor demand models has, until...
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Studies of the firm's demand for factor inputs often assume a constant rate of utilization of the inputs and ignore the fact that the firm can simultaneously choose the level and the rate of utilization of its inputs. In particular, the literature on dynamic factor demand models has, until...
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