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Exergy sustainability indicators as a tool in industrial ecology
Journal of industrial ecology
2007 : FALL, VOL. 11:4, p. 85-98
 2007 Zvolinschi, A. (et al.)
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Optimal sliding scale regulation: an application to regional electricity distribution in England and Wales
Oxford Economic Papers
2007 : JUL, VOL. 59:3, p. 458-485
 2007 Hawdon, D. (et al.)
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EU ETS and investment decisions: the case of the German electricity industry
European Management Journal
2007 : DEC, VOL. 25:6 p. 464-474
 2007 Hoffman, V.H.
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Do oligopolists pollute less? Evidence from a restructured electricity market
Journal of Industrial Economics
2007 : DEC, VOL. 55:4 p. 661-714
 2007 Mansu, E.T.
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Does electricity restructuring work? Evidence from the U.S. nuclear energy industry
Journal of Industrial Economics
2007 : SEP, VOL. 55:3, p. 397-418
 2007 Zhang, F.
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Market power in the England and Wales wholesale electricity market 1995-2000
Economic Journal
2007 : APR, VOL. 117:520, p. 654-685
 2007 Sweeting, A.
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Quantifying market power in the German wholesale electricity market using a dynamic multi-regional dispatch model
Journal of Industrial Economics
2006 : DEC, VOL. 54:4, p. 471-498
 2006 Müsgens, F.
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Biases in static oligopoly models? Evidence from the California electricity market
Journal of Industrial Economics
2006 : DEC, VOL. 54:4, p. 451-470
 2006 Kim, D-W.
Knittel, C.R.
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Preserving knowledge legacies: workforce aging, turnover and human resource issues in the US electric power industry
International journal of human resource management
2006 : SEP, VOL. 17:9, p. 1659-1688
 2006 Ashworth, M.J.
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What happened when the Americans took over Britains's electricity industry? Exploring trans-national sector effects on employment relations
International journal of human resource management
2006 : SEP, VOL. 17:9, p. 1625-1644
 2006 Colling, T.
Clark, I.
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