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Market Manipulation in Stock and Power Markets: A Study of Indicator-Based Monitoring and Regulatory Challenges [PDF]

open access: yesEnergies, 2023
In recent years, algorithmic-based market manipulation in stock and power markets has considerably increased, and it is difficult to identify all such manipulation cases. This causes serious challenges for market regulators.
Simone Baldi   +2 more
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Taxing Market Power [PDF]

open access: possibleJournal of Public Economic Theory, 1999
We investigate the effectiveness of tax and transfer policies in correcting market distortions when the economy is imperfectly competitive. We perform this analysis in the context of an exchange model representing bilateral oligopoly situations, which constitute particular examples of Shapley–Shubik strategic market games.
GRAZZINI, LISA, J. GABSZEWICZ
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Market power in the Australian power market

Energy Economics, 1998
In this paper, the potential for non-competitive pricing in the new south eastern Australian electricity market is quantified. An empirical model of strategic pricing behaviour is presented and various bidding games are examined. The analysis suggests that, despite the high level of excess capacity in the current system, there are a number of large ...
Donna Brennan, Jane Melanie
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Momentary power market

2008 IEEE International Conference on Electro/Information Technology, 2008
A power system is explained, which is characterized by the continuous formation and propagation of dynamic prices. The following additional equipments are installed: - a bidder, installed at the control room of each generation unit; - a scheduler and price designator installed at the control board of the system operator; - a price announcer installed ...
Dimo Stoilov   +2 more
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Power Markets and Market Power*

The Energy Journal, 1995
Privatization was intended to make the English bulk electricity market sufficiently competitive to avoid the need for regulation, but two generators set the spot price over 90% of the time though they supply less than 60% of total electricity generated.
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