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Matsukawa, Isamu - In: Journal of regulatory economics 36 (2009) 2, pp. 199-217

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An application of a slope-taking equilibrium model to bilateral oligopoly in a wholesale electricity market

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The welfare effects of environmental taxation on a green market where consumers emit a pollutant

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Household response to optional peak-load pricing of electricity

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The Welfare Effects of Environmental Taxation on a Green Market Where Consumers Emit a Pollutant

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Household ownership of electric room air conditioners

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Congestion pricing of inputs in vertically related markets

matsukawa, isamu - EconWPA - 2005

This paper conducts a welfare analysis of a two-part tariff that is applied to the congestion pricing of inputs supplied by a natural monopolist with increasing returns to scale to competitive firms that require an input in a fixed proportion to output. Congestion pricing of inputs is optimal...

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