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Marketable Permits, Market Power, and Cheating

Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, 1996
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van Egteren, Henry, Weber, Marian
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Market Power and Inflation

Economica, 1978
I would like to present to you an explanation of inflation in terms of the market power of the buyers and sellers whose behaviour determines prices and wages. That has been done before, of course. A good example is that most simpleminded explanation of all, which blames inflation on the overweening power of labour in the labour market.
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Market power, market power mitigation, and efficiency

IEEE PES General Meeting, 2010
In this panel session paper, we discuss the interaction of market power in electricity markets, market power mitigation procedures in place in various independent system operators in North America, particularly in the context of transmission constraints, and the efficiency of the markets.
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Finding Market Power in Electric Power Markets

International Journal of the Economics of Business, 2000
As part of the regulatory review of electric utility mergers in the United States, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission requires utilities to submit market power studies. The Commission has specified a detailed method for calculating market concentration in these studies.This paper shows that one can simulate the actual price effects from the ...
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Reactive power market design and its impact on market power

2008 IEEE Power and Energy Society General Meeting - Conversion and Delivery of Electrical Energy in the 21st Century, 2008
As one of the recognized ancillary services, reactive power support and voltage control plays a vital role in power system operation. Due to its importance in maintaining system security, reactive power continues to be procured by most system operators with limited financial compensation mechanisms.
Zhong, J, Bhattacharya, K
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Endogenous market power

Journal of Economic Theory, 2011
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Market Power Is Power

Weargue that in market democracies firms can wield political power through a mechanism that does not rely on lobbying, campaign contributions, or persuasion. Whenvoters cannot commit to future regulation, firms can use irreversible techno-logical investments to reshape ex-post political incentives.
Gratton, Gabriele, Lee, Barton
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Market power in the Philippine power market

2009
The Philippine electricity market is in a period of transition as the restructuring provisions of the Electric Power Industry Reform Act (EPIRA) of 2001 are being implemented. Under current structure, the market is highly concentrated, indicating the existence of market power.
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Market Structure and the Firm's Market Power

The Journal of Industrial Economics, 1972
There exist many possible approaches to study the rational policy of the firm holding some degree of market power. One such general approach includes the numerous oligopoly models which view each firm within a given market structure as recognizing the interdependence between its own actions and the actions of its rivals. Within this line of attack, the
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Data and market power

Companies increasingly possess huge amounts of big data, which are used for different business purposes. Against this backdrop, this chapter intends to answer whether data possession directly translates into market dominance for firms. The analysis encompasses the different markets associated with big data, both upstream and downstream.
Caforio, V, Zoboli, L
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