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Examining the Cross-National Applicability of Multi-Item, Multidimensional Measures using Generalizability Theory

Durvasula, Srinivas; Netemeyer, Richard G.; Andrews, J. … - 2006

Establishing the applicability of multi-item measures is important for making valid inferences when testing theories cross-nationally. Typically, researchers have relied upon the tenets of classical measurement theory (CT) using confirmatory factor model invariance testing to conclude that a...

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Estimating and Alleviating the Goods and Services Tax Compliance Cost Burden Upon Small Business

Pope, Jeff - 2001

The burden of small business acting as an 'unpaid tax collector', particularly for the Goods and Services Tax (GST), is currently subject to much political debate in Australia. However, realistic proposals as how best to alleviate this burden are few and far between. This article reviews...

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Sales Tax Enforcement: An Empirical Analysis of Compliance Enforcement Methodologies and Pathologies

Christian, Philip C - 2010

compliance enforcement methodologies and are based largely on trust. The primary focus is on delinquent filers with a very small …

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Contracts for dispatchable power

Kahn, E.P.; Stoft, S.; Marnay, C.; Berman, D. - 2008

Competitive bidding for electric power is maturing. Increasing numbers of utilities are soliciting proposals from …

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ELSA: an electric power supply analysis model for the Pacific Northwest. [Effects of developments]

Harrington, T.P.; Jacobsen, J.J. - 2008

(Electric Power Supply Analysis Model), one component of this overall program, is a simulation model of the electric supply … test their effect on the cost and availability of power. ELSA is divided into three major sectors: production, regulatory …

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A prefeasibility study of energy resource options in Hainan, China

Hill, L.J.; Russell, M.; Barron, W.F.; LaRocco, P.; Shen, Z. - 2008

This study identifies a strategy that (1) provides future energy services for Hainan in the least environmentally degrading way, (2) eliminates the need to build significant amounts of new fossil-fueled, electric generating capacity, saving capital to invest in other development projects, (3)...

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Electricity pricing as a demand-side management strategy: Western lessons for developing countries

Hill, L.J. - 2008

expansion to meet current and future electric power demand. …

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The role of analytical models: Issues and frontiers

Blair, P. - 2008

A number of modeling attempts to analyze the implications of increasing competition in the electric power industry … only modest mechanisms to facilitate increased bulk power transactions between utility systems. More fundamental changes in … market structure, such as the existence of independent power producers or wheeling transactions between customers and utility …

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Economics of geothermal electricity generation from hydrothermal resources

Bloomster, C.H.; Knutsen, C.A. - 2007

steam and binary power cycles are closely competitive; the binary cycle appears better when the brine temperature is below … reduction in power costs would be achieved by reducing well drilling costs, stimulating well flow rates, reducing powerplant …

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Community-Level Impacts Projection System (CLIPS). Final report

Monts, J.K.; Bareiss, E.R. - 2007

The Community-Level Impacts Projection System includes a set of techniques for providing detailed advance information required for rational planning. The computerized system generates reports which enable the user: to describe the energy development activity in terms of its employment demands...

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