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Financialization impedes climate change mitigation: Evidence from the early American solar industry. [PDF]
Sci Adv, 2017 Jerneck M.
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Distributional Impacts of Energy-Heat Cross-Subsidization. [PDF]
Energy Policy, 2019 Grainger C, Schreiber A, Zhang F.
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Journal of Economic Theory, 1984
This paper presents a general Equivalence Theorem of the core and the set of Walras equilibria of an exchange economy based on a Boolean algebra, the elements of which are thought of as coalitions. The Theorem comprises most previous Equivalence Theorems as special cases - whether in terms of allocations in an economy weighted by a \(\sigma\)-additive ...
Armstrong, Thomas E., Richter, Marcel K.
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This paper presents a general Equivalence Theorem of the core and the set of Walras equilibria of an exchange economy based on a Boolean algebra, the elements of which are thought of as coalitions. The Theorem comprises most previous Equivalence Theorems as special cases - whether in terms of allocations in an economy weighted by a \(\sigma\)-additive ...
Armstrong, Thomas E., Richter, Marcel K.
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1987
Walras’s Law (so named by Lange, 1942) is an expression of the interdependence among the excess-demand equations of a general-equilibrium system that stems from the budget constraint. Its name reflects the fact that Walras, the father of general-equilibrium economics, himself made use of this interdependence from the first edition of his Elements d ...
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Walras’s Law (so named by Lange, 1942) is an expression of the interdependence among the excess-demand equations of a general-equilibrium system that stems from the budget constraint. Its name reflects the fact that Walras, the father of general-equilibrium economics, himself made use of this interdependence from the first edition of his Elements d ...
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