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newspaper coverage to account for different perceptions. Using Russia as a case study, we demonstrate that geopolitical risk …-controlled and independent media separately. Employing a novel Russian sanctions index, we illustrate that geopolitical risk shocks … propagate beyond the sanctions channel. Still, sanctions worsen the inflationary impact of geopolitical risk shocks …
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newspaper coverage to account for different perceptions. Using Russia as a case study, we demonstrate that geopolitical risk …-controlled and independent media separately. Employing a novel Russian sanctions index, we illustrate that geopolitical risk shocks … propagate beyond the sanctions channel. Still, sanctions worsen the inflationary impact of geopolitical risk shocks …
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This paper examines to what extent downscaling of global coal based electricity generation encourages gas demand and affects regional activity in gas production, with emphasis on the arctic regions. In our reference scenario up to 2050 we take into consideration that renewables is set to...
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Russia is an important petroleum producer with a sufficiently large stock of already discovered resources to support their …
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Brazil holds great promise for natural gas development: a large population underpinning rising energy demand; sizeable reserves, and a market hungry for diversification of energy sources. While great progress has been achieved in the last 30 years in the development of natural gas production,...
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The paper at hand examines the power system costs when a coal tax or a fixed bonus for renewables is combined with CO2 emissions trading. It explicitly accounts for the interaction between the power and the gas market and identifies three cost effects: First, a tax and a subsidy both cause...
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