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1. Journal= of Policy Modeling

     = Volume 33, Issue 5, Pages 679-786, September-October 2011

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Trade, education, and innovation: Prospects for the U.S. economy   Pages 682-697
Ralph E. Gomory, William J. Baumol

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The rise of developing Asia and the new economic order<= span style=3D'font-size:11.0pt'> Pages 698-716 Dale W. Jorgenson,= Khuong M. Vu

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U.S. fiscal policy and the global outlook   Pages 717-722 John Lipsky

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The renminbi as an international currency   Pages 723-730 Barry Eichengreen

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The role of currency realignments in eliminating the US and China current acc= ount imbalances &= nbsp;Pages 731-736 Martin Feldstein

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The crisis of European Monetary Union – Lessons to be drawn<= /span>   Pages 737-749
Otmar Issing=

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Beyond the dollar &= nbsp;Pages 750-758 Peter B. Kenen<= /p>

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Beggar-thy-neighbor interest rate policies   Pages 759-775 Ronald I. McKinnon

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The future tri-polar international monetary system   Pages 776-785 Dominick Sal= vatore

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Energy Economics

Volume 33, Issue 5, Pages 709-1048, September 20= 11

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Energy efficiency, rebound effects and the environmental Kuznets Curve
Pages 709-720 Karen Turner, Nick Hanley

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Relative energy price and investment by European firms   Pages 721-731 Ronald A. Ratti, Youn Seol, Kyung Hwan Yoon

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Modeling choice of fuelwood source among rural househo= lds in Malawi: A multinomial probit analysis<= /a>   Pages 732-738 Charles B.L.= Jumbe, Arild Angelsen

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Trade and energy consumption in the Middle East   Pages 739-749 Perry Sadorsky

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Testing for cross-subsidisation in the combined heat = and power generation sector: A comparison of three tests   Pages 750-757 Eirik S. Amundsen, Per Andersen, Frank Jensen<= /o:p>

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Anticipated and unanticipated effects of crude oil prices and gasoline inventory chan= ges on gasoline prices   Pages 758-769 Stanislav Radchenko, Dmitry Shapiro

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A dynamic panel study of economic development and the electricity consumption-growth nexus   Pages 770-781 Nicholas Apergis, James E. Payne

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Energy consumption and economic growth: New insights into the cointegration relationship    Pages 782-789 Ansgar Belke, Frauke Dobnik, Christian Dreger

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The effect of power outages and cheap talk on willingness to pay to reduce outages &nbs= p;
Pages 790-798 Fredrik Carlsson, Peter = Martinsson, Alpaslan Akay

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Validating energy-oriented CGE models    Pages 799-806 Jayson Beckman, Thomas Hertel, Wallace Tyner

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Evaluating the regulator: Winners and losers in the regulation of Spanish electricity distribution   Pages 807-815 Leticia Blázquez-Gómez, = Emili Grifell-Tatjé

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The political economy of energy regulation in OECD countries   Pages 816-825
Chun Ping Chang, Aziz N. Berdiev

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A methodology for calculating the levelized cos= t of electricity in nuclear power systems with fuel recycling   Pages 826-839 Guillaume De= Roo, John E. Parsons

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Effects of technological learning and uranium price on nuclear cost: Preliminary insights from a multiple factors learning curve and uranium market modeli= ng   Pages 840-852
Sondès Kahouli

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Productivity growth and biased technological change in hydroelectric dams   Pages 853-858
Walter Briec, Nicolas Pe= ypoch, Hermann Ratsimbanierana

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Price freezes, durables, and residential electricity demand. Evidence from Grea= ter Buenos Aires   Pages 859-869 Ariel A. Casarin, Maria Eugenia Delfino

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Residential consumption of gas and electricity in the U.S.: The role of prices and in= come   Pages 870-881 Anna Alberini, Will Gans, Da= niel Velez-Lopez

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Prediction of daily peak electricity demand in South Africa using volatility forecas= ting models Pa= ges 882-888 C. Sigauke, D. Chikobvu

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Response of residential electricity demand to pri The = effect of measurement error   Pages 889-895
Anna Alberini, Massimo F= ilippini

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Electricity demand elasticities and temperature: Evidence= from panel smooth transition regression with instrumental variable approach Pages 896-902 Chien-Chiang Lee, Yi-Bin Chiu

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Value-at-risk estimation of crude oil price using MCA based transient risk modeling approach &nb= sp;Pages 903-911 Kaijian He, Kin Keung Lai, Jerome= Yen

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Crude oil hedging strategies using dynamic multivariate GARCH=   Pages 912-923 Chia-Lin Chang, Michael McAlee= r, Roengchai Tansuchat

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Revisiting the relationship between spot and futures oil prices: Evidence from quantile cointegrating regression &= nbsp;Pages 924-935 Chien-Chiang Lee, Jhih-Hong Zeng

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Multiscale entropy analysis of crude oil price dynamics   Pages 936-947 Esteban Mart= ina, Eduardo Rodriguez, Rafael Escarela-Perez, Jose Alvarez-Ramirez

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How do crude oil prices co-move?: A copula approach   Pages 948-955 Juan C. Reboredo

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Oil and stock market volatility: A multivariate stochastic volatility perspec= tive
Pages 956-965 Minh Vo

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Oil price shocks and industry stock returns   Pages 966-974 Elyas Elyasiani, Iqbal Mansur, Babatunde= Odusami

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Oil price volatility and stock price fluctuations in an emerging market: Evid= ence from South Korea   Pages 975-986 Rumi Masih, Sanjay Peters, Lurion De Mello

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Crude oil shocks and stock markets: A panel threshold coin= tegration approach Pages 987-994
Hui-Ming Zhu, Su-Fang Li, Keming Yu

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The impact of the European Union emission trading scheme on the electricity-generation sector   Pages 995-1003 Djamel Kirat, Ibrahim Ahamada<= o:p>

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Decarbonization of the U.S. electricity sector: Are state ener= gy policy portfolios the solution? Pages 1004-1023 Sanya = Carley

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Supply of renewable energy sources and the cost of EU climate policy<= /span>   Pages 1024-1034
Stefan Boeters, Joris Koornneef

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General equilibrium, electricity generation technologies and the cost of carbon abatement: A structural sensitivity analysis   Pages 1035-1047 Bruno Lanz, Sebastian Rausch

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Energy = Policy

Volume 39, Issue 10, Pages 5681-6702, October 20= 11

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Development of a sustainability reporting scheme for biofuels: A UK case study   Pages 5682-5689 Jessica Chalmers, Greg Archer

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Global land-use implications of first and second generation biofuel targets &nbs= p;Pages 5690-5702
Petr Havlík, Uwe A. Schneider, Erwin Schmid= , Hannes Böttcher, Steffen Fritz, Rastislav Skalský, Kentaro Aoki, Sté= phane De Cara, Georg Kindermann, Florian Kraxner, Sylvain Leduc, Ian McCallum, Aline Mosnier, Timm Sauer, Michael Obersteine= r

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Sustainability assessment of bio-ethanol production in Brazil considering land use chang= e, GHG emissions and socio-economic aspects   Pages 5703-5716
Arnaldo Walter, Paulo Do= lzan, Oscar Quilodrán, = Janaína G. de Oliveira, Cinthia = da Silva, Fabrício P= iacente, Anna Segerstedt

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Sustainability of biofuels in Latin America: Risks and opportunities   Pages 5717-5725
Rainer Janssen, Dominik Damian RutzResearch Highlights

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Methods of dealing with co-products of biofuels in life-cycle analysis and consequent results within the U.S. context= Pages 5726-5736 Michael Wang, Ho= ng Huo, Salil Arora

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Biofuel production and implications for land use, food production and environment in India
Pages 5737-5745 N.H. Ravindranath, C. = Sita Lakshmi, Ritumbra Manuvie, P. Balachandra

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Potential to expand sustainable bioenergy from sugarcan= e in southern Africa &n= bsp;Pages 5746-5750 Helen K. Watson

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Land clearing and greenhouse gas emissions from Jatropha<= /span> biofuels on African Miom= bo Woodlands &n= bsp;Pages 5751-5762 Henny A. R= omijn

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Assessing biofuels: Aiming for sustainable development = or complying with the market? Pages 5763-5769 Rocio A. Diaz-Ch= avez

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Vietnam's energy sector: A review of current energy policies and strategies<= /a>   Pages 5770-5777
Tien Minh Do, Deepak Sharma=

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Balancing BEC and IAQ in civil buildings during rapid urbanization in China: Regulation, interplay and collaboration   Pages 5778-5790 Jiefeng Zhang, Zhipeng = Bai, Victor W.C. Chang, Xiao Ding=

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Energy use and changing energy policies of Trinidad and Tobago=   Pages 5791-5794
V. Ismet Ugursal<= o:p>

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Potential problems and limitations of energy conservation and energy efficiency   Pages 5795-5799 Matt Croucher

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Energy autarky: A conceptual framework for sustainable regional development   Pages 5800-5810 Matthias O= tto Müller, Adrian Stämp= fli, Ursula Dold, Thomas Hammer<= /p>

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Short- and long-run time-of-use price elasticities i= n Swiss residential electricity demand
Pages 5811-5817 Massimo Filippini=

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South Africa's greenhouse gas emissions under business-as-usual: The technical basis of ‘Growth without Constraints’ in the Long-Term Mitiga= tion Scenarios &n= bsp; Pages 5818-5828
Harald Winkler, Alison Hughes, Andrew Marquard, Mary Haw, Bruno Merv= en

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Regulatory road maps for the integration of intermittent electricity generation: Methodology development and the case of The Netherlands=   Pages 5829-5839 Adriaan J. van der Welle, Jeroen de Joode

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Regional model of EKC for air pollution: Evidence from the Republic of Korea    Pages 5840-5849 Soonae= Park, Youngmi Lee

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OSeMOSYS: The Open Source Energy Modeling System: An introduction to its ethos, structure and development   Pages 5850-5870 Mark Howell= s, Holger Rogner, Neil Str= achan, Charles Heaps, Hillard Huntington, Socrates <= span class=3DSpellE>Kypreos, Alison Hughes, Semida= Silveira, Joe DeCarolis= , Morgan Bazillian, Alexander Roe= hrl

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Battery sizing for serial plug-in hybrid electric vehicles: A model-based economic analysis for Germany   Pages 5871-5882 Christian-Simon Ernst, André Hackbarth, Reinhard Madlener, Benedikt Lunz, Dirk Uwe Sauer, L= utz Eckstein

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Potential impacts assessment of plug-in electric vehicles on the Portuguese energy market   = ; Pages 5883-5897 C. Camus, T. Farias, J. Esteves

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The crucial relationship among energy commodity prices: Evidence from the Spa= nish electricity market   Pages 5898-5908 Victor Moutinho, Joel Vieira, António Carrizo Moreira

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China's transition to green energy systems: The economics of home solar water hea= ters and their popularization in Dezhou city Pages 5909-5919 Wei Li, Guojun Song, Melanie Beresford, Ben Ma

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An overview of energy consumption of the globalized world economy= Pages 5920-5928
Z.M. Chen, G.Q. Chen

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Applying real options analysis to assess cleaner energy development strategies   Pages 5929-5938 Ching-Tsung Cheng, Shang-Lien Lo, Tyrone T. Lin

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High penetration wind generation impacts on spot prices in the Australian nati= onal electricity market   Pages 5939-5949 Nicholas J. Cutler, Nicholas D. Boerema, Iain F. MacGill, Hugh R. Outhred

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Greenhouse gas reporting for biofuels: A comparison betw= een the RED, RTFO and PAS2050 methodologies   Pages 5950-5960 Carly Whittaker, Marcelle C. McManus, Geoffrey P. Hammond

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Demand side management program evaluation based on industrial and commercial fie= ld data Pages 5961-5969 M.M. Eissa

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Coal production forecast and low carbon policies in China   Pages 5970-5979
Jianzhou Wang, Yao Dong, Jie Wu, Ren Mu, He Jiang

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CO2emissions embodied in China–US trade: Input–output analysis based on th= e emergy/dollar ratio Pages 5980-5987 Huibin Du, Jianghong Guo= , Guozhu Mao, Alexander M. Smith, Xuxu Wang, Yuan Wang

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The TC-PSI indicator for forecasting the potential for market power in wholes= ale electricity markets   Pages 5988-5998 Mohammad R. Hesam= zadeh, Darryl R. Biggar, Nasser Hosseinzadeh

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Contributing to local policy making on GHG emission reduction through inventorying and attribution: A case study of Shenyang, China   Pages 5999-6010
Fengming Xi, Yong Geng, Xudong Chen, Yunsong Zh= ang, Xinbei Wang, Bing Xue, = Huijuan Dong, Zhu Liu, Wanxia<= /span> Ren, Tsuyoshi Fujita, Qinghua<= /span> Zhu

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Second law analysis of a diesel engine waste heat recovery with a combined sensi= ble and latent heat storage system   Pages 6011-6020 V. Pandi= yarajan, M. Chinnappandian, V. Ra= ghavan, R. Velraj

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Renewable energy adoption in an ageing population: Heterogeneity in preferences for micro-generation technology adoption   Pages 6021-6029 Ken Willis= , Riccardo Scarpa, Rose G= ilroy, Neveen Hamza

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The role of technological availability for the distributive impacts of climate change mitigation policy   Pages 6030-6039 Michael Lüke= n, Ottmar Edenhofer, Brigitte Knopf, Marian Leimbach, Gunnar Luderer, Nico Bauer

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Carbon trading: Current schemes and future developments   Pages 6040-6054 Slobodan <= span class=3DSpellE>Perdan, Adisa Azapagic  = ;            &n= bsp;            = ;         =

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Comparative financial analysis of electricity utilities in West Africa   Pages 6055-6064
Rémi Fritsch

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Effects of substituting energy with capital on China's aggregated energy and environmental efficiency   Pages 6065-6072 Mian Yang, Fu-Xia Yang, Xing-Peng Chen=

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A review of the biogas industry in China   Pages 6073-6081 Xinyuan Jiang, Sven G. Sommer, Knud V. Christe= nsen

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Sustainable energy development in Austria until 2020: Insights from applying the integrated model “e3.at”   Pages 6082-6099 Andrea Sto= cker, Anett Großmann, <= span class=3DSpellE>Reinhard Madlener, Marc= Ingo Wolter

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Methodologies and applications for critical infrastructure protection: State-of-the-art=   Pages 6100-6119 Jose M. Yusta, Gabriel J. Correa, Roberto Lacal-Arántegui

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Carbon dioxide emission from the Turkish electricity sector and its mitigation options &nbs= p;Pages 6120-6135 Izzet Ari, Merih Aydinalp Koksal

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China’s regional CO2emissions: Characteristics, inter-regional transfer and emiss= ion reduction policies   Pages 6136-6144 Lei Meng, = Ju’e Guo, Jian Chai, Zengkai Zhang

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Electricity consumption and economic growth nexus in Bangladesh: Revisited evidences<= /span> Pages 6145-6150 Mazbahul Golam Ahamad, A.K= .M. Nazrul Islam

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Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles can be clean and economical in dirty power syste= ms   6151-6161 Ramteen Sioshansi, Jacob Miller

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Potential cost savings from internal/external CO2emissions trading in the Korean electric power industry   Pages 6162-6167 Myunghun L= ee

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Project finance risk evaluation of the Electric power industry of Serbia   Pages 6168-6177
Dragana Makajić Nikolić, Sandra Jednak, Slađana Benković, Vladimir Poznanić

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Electric vehicles in imperfect electricity markets: The case of Germany=   Pages 6178-6189
Wolf-Peter Schill

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A snapshot of the European energy service market in 2010 and policy recommendations to foster a further market development<= /b>   Pages 6190-6198 Angelica M= arino, Paolo Bertoldi, Silvia R= ezessy, Benigna Boza-Kiss=

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Nuclear renaissance, public perception and design criteria: An exploratory review=   Pages 6199-6210 Martin J. = Goodfellow, Hugo R. Williams, = Adisa Azapagic

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Rural electrification for isolated consumers: Sustainable management model base= d on residue biomass   Pages 6211-6219 Giorgiana = Pinheiro, Gonçalo Rendeiro, João <= span class=3DSpellE>Pinho, Emanuel Macedo

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Peak loads and network investments in sustainable energy transitions   Pages 6220-6233
Erik Blokhuis, Bart Brou= wers, Eric van der Putten, Wim Schaefer

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The potential impacts of climate-change policy on freshwater use in thermoelectric power generation   Pages 6234-6242 Munish K. Chandel, Lincoln F. P= ratson, Robert B. Jackson

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Impact assessment for a sustainable energy future—Reflections and practical experiences = Pages 6243-6253 Jean Hugé, Tom Waas, Gilbert Eggermont= , Aviel Verbruggen

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A new energy future for South Africa: The political ecology of South African renewable energy &= nbsp;Pages 6254-6261 Joel Krupa, Sarah Burch

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Systems-based modeling of generation variability under alternate geographic configurati= ons of photovoltaic (PV) installations in Virginia Pges= 6262-6270 Ross D. Collins, Kenneth G. Crowther

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Classifying carbon credit buyers according to their attitudes towards and involvement= in CDM sustainability labels   Pages 6271-6279 Piya Parnphumeesup, Sandy A. Kerr

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The potential impacts of grid-connected distributed generation and how to add= ress them: A review of technical and non-technical factors   Pages 6280-6290 Robert Passey, Ted Spooner, Iain MacG= ill, Muriel Watt, Katerina Sy= ngellakis

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Weighted Average Cost of Retail Gas (WACORG) highlights pricing effects in the US = gas value chain: Do we need wellhead price-floor regulation to bail out the unconventional gas industry?   Pages 6291-6300 Ruud Weijermars

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Geothermal technology in Australia: Investigating social acceptance   Pages 6301-6307
Anne-Maree Dowd, Naomi B= oughen, Peta Ashworth, Simone Carr-Cornish=

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Uncertainties in smart grids behavior and modeling: What are the risks and vulnerabilit= ies? How to analyze them?   Pages 6308-6320 Enrico Zio, Terje Aven

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The quantification of the embodied impacts of construction projects on energy, environment, and society based on I–O LCA    Pages 6321-6330 Yuan Chan= g, Robert J. Ries, Yaowu Wang

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A multi-criteria evaluation of policy instruments for climate change mitiga= tion in the power generation sector of Trinidad and Tobago    Pages 6331-6343 Philipp Friedrich Heinrich Blechinger, Kalim U. Shah

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The economic value of biochar in crop production = and carbon sequestration   Pages 6344-6350
Suzette P. Galinato, Jonathan K. Yoder, David= Granatstein

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The prospective environmental impacts of Iran nuclear energy expansion=   Pages 6351-6359
Hamed Beheshti

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Regulatory framework and business models for charging plug-in electric vehicles: Infrastructure, agents, and commercial relationships Pages 6360-6375
Tomás Góme= z San Román, Ilan Momber, Michel Rivier <= span class=3DSpellE>Abbad, Álvaro Sánchez Miralles=

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A comparison of four methods to evaluate the effect of a utility residentia= l air-conditioner load control program on peak electricity use   Pages 6376-6389 Guy R. Newsham, Benjamin J. Birt, Ian H. Rowlands

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Impact of European standard EN15251 in the energy certification of services buildings—A Portuguese study case   Pages 6390-6399 J.L. Alexandre, A. Freire, A= .M. Teixeira, M. Silva, A. Rouboa

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Low-carbon off-grid electrification for rural areas in the United Kingdom: Lessons f= rom the developing world   Pages 6400-6407 Annabel Yadoo, Alexandra Gormally, Heather Cruickshank<= /o:p>

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Pricing offshore wind power   Pages 6408-6421 Andrew C. Levitt, Willett Kempton, Aar= on P. Smith, Walt Musial, Jeremy Firestone

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Shedding light on solar technologies—A techno-economic assessment and its po= licy implications   Pages 6422-6439 Michael Peters, Tobias S. Schmidt, Dav= id Wiederkehr, Malte Schne= ider

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Industry evolution, rational agents and the transition to sustainable electricity production P= ages 6440-6452 Karolina Safarzynska, Jeroen C.J.M. van den Bergh

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    Regulated electricity retailing in Chile   Pages 6453-6465 Alexander Galetovic, Cristián M. Mu&nt= ilde;oz

4. Ecological Economics

      Volume 70, Issue 11, Pages 1831-2224, 15 September 2011

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Assets and drawbacks of the CA as a foundation for sustainability economics
Pages 1835-1836 Felix Rauschmayer, <= span class=3DSpellE>Ortrud Leßmann<= o:p>

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Payments for agrobiodiversity conservation services = for sustained on-farm utilization of plant and animal genetic resources    Pages 1837-1845 Ulf Narloch, Adam G. Drucker, Unai Pascual

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Accountability and legitimacy: An analytical challenge for earth system governance
Pages 1854-1855 Frank Biermann, Aarti Gupta

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Accountability and legitimacy in earth system governan A research framework
Pages 1856-1864 Frank Biermann, Aarti Gupta

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Global democracy and earth system governance   Pages 1865-1874 John S. = Dryzek, Hayley Stevenson

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Diversity and pluralism in earth system governan Contemplating the role for global administrative law<= /b>   Pages 1875-1881 Francesc= a Spagnuolo

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Transparency for governan The mechanisms and effectivene= ss of disclosure-based and education-based transparency policies   Pages 1882-1890 Ronald B. Mitchell

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Creating legitimacy in global private governan The c= ase of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil   Pages 1891-1899 Greetje Schouten, Pieter Gla= sbergen

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From CDM to REDD+ — What do we know for setting up effective and legitimate carbon governance?   Pages 1900-1907 Markus Lederer

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Institutional design for improved forest governance through REDD: Lessons from the gl= obal environment facility   Pages 1908-1915 G. Kristin Rose= ndal, Steinar Andresen

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CSD water partnerships: Privatization, participation and legitimacy<= /a>   Pages 1916-1923
Eleni Dellas

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An integrated decision-support approach in prioritizing risks of non-indigenous species in the face of high uncertainty    Pages 1924-1930 Shuang Liu, Michael Hurley, Kim E. Lowell, Abu-Ba= ker M. Siddique, Art Diggle, David C. Cook

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Thermodynamics on Main Street: When entropy really counts in economics
Pages 1931-1936 David Fisk

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Quo Vadis MRIO? Methodological, data and institutional requirements for multi-region input–output analysis   Pages 1937-1945 Thomas <= span class=3DSpellE>Wiedmann, Harry C. Wilting, Manfred Lenzen, Stephan Lutter, Viveka= Palm

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Indices of biotic integrity in stated preference valuation of aquatic ecosystem services &= nbsp; 1946-1956
Robert J. Johnston, Kathleen Segerson, Eric= T. Schultz, Elena Y. Besedin, Mahesh Ramachandran

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Addressing leakage in the EU ETS: Border adjustment or output-based allocation?
Pages 1957-1971 Stéphanie Monjon, Philippe Quirion

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A summary of ISEW and GPI studies at multiple scales and new estimates for Baltimore City, Baltimore County, and the State of Maryland<= /span>   Pages 1972-1980
Stephen M. Posner, Robert Costanza

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On the North–South trade in the Americas and its ecological asymmetr= ies   Pages 1981-1990
Pablo Muñoz, Rita Strohmaier, Jordi Roca

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The economic importance of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) for livelihood maintenance of rural west African communities: A case st= udy from northern Benin   Pages 1991-2001
Katja Heubach, = Rüdiger Wittig, Ernst-August Nuppenau, Karen Hahn

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Forest management under fire risk when forest carbon sequestration has value   Pages 2002-2011 Stéphane Couture, Arnaud Reynaud

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Structural decomposition analysis and input–output subsystems: Changes in CO2emissions of Spanish service sectors (2000–2005)   Pages 2012-2019Isabela <= span class=3DSpellE>Butnar, Maria Llop

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IT for green and green IT: A proposed typology of eco-innovation   Pages 2020-2027
S. Faucheux, I. Nicola= ï

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Multi-scale integrated assessment of soybean biodiesel in Brazil<= /b>   Pages 2028-2038
Matteo Borzoni<= o:p>

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Dynamic sustainability assessment: The case of Russia in the period of transiti= on (1985–2008)   Pages 2039-2049 Stanislav E. Shmelev

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An options based bioeconomic model for biologi= cal and chemical control of invasive species
Pages 2050-2061 Alex L. Marten, Christopher C. Moore<= /span>

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Groundwater and ecosystems damages: Questioning the Gisser–Sánchez effect   Pages 2062-2069 Encarna Esteban, José Albiac

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International transmission of environmental policy: A New Keynesian perspective   Pages 2070-2082 Giovanni= Ganelli, Juha Tervala

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Motivation crowding in environmental protection: Evidence from an artefactual field experiment   Pages 2083-2097 Giovanna d'Adda=

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Markets of concentration permits: The case of manure policy   Pages 2098-2104
Bart Van der Straeten<= /span>, Jeroen Buysse, Stepha= n Nolte, Ludwig Lauwers, Dakerl= ia Claeys, Guido Van Huyl= enbroeck

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Impact of Bt cotton on pesticide poisoning in smallholder agriculture: A panel data analysis &n= bsp;
Pages 2105-2113 Shahzad Kouser, Matin Qaim

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Assessing fishers' empowerment in inland openwater fisheries in Bangladesh
Pages 2114-2123 G.M. Shamsul Kabir, Tai Shzee Yew,= Kusairi Mohd. Noh, Law Siong Hook

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An indicator-based integrated assessment of ecosystem change and human-well-being: Selected case studies from Indonesia, China and Japan=   Pages 2124-2136
M.S. Suneetha, Joeni S. Rahajoe, Kikuko= Shoyama, Xing Lu, Shubhechch= ha Thapa, Ademola = K. Braimoh

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Pitfalls and potential of institutional change: Rain-index insurance and the sustainability of rangeland management    Pages 2137-2144 Birgit = Müller, Martin F. Quaas= , Karin Frank, Stefan Baumgärtner

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The value of nonindigenous species risk assessm= ent in international trade   Pages 2145-2153
Michael Springborn, Christina M. Romagosa, Reuben P. Keller

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Emergy evaluation perspectives of an irrigation improvem= ent project proposal in China    Pages 2154-2162 Dan Chen, Michael Webber, Jing Chen= , Zhaohui Luo

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Towards a unified scheme for environmental and social protection: Learning from= PES and CCT experiences in developing countries    Pages 2163-2174 Luis C.= Rodríguez, Unai Pascual, Roldan Muradian, Nathalie Pazmino, Stuart Whitten

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Modeling farmer participation in agri-environmental nitrate pollution reducing schemes    Pages 2175-2180 Eirini Giovanopoulou,= Stefanos A. Nastis, <= span class=3DSpellE>Evagelos Papanagiotou=

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A choice experiment on fuel taxation and earmarking in Norway<= /span>   Pages 2181-2190
Håkon Sæle= n, Steffen Kallbekken

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Do environmental benefits matter? Evidence from a choice experiment among house owners in Germany   Pages 2191-2200 Martin Achtnich= t

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Income inequality and the development of environmental technologies= Pages 2201-2213
Francesco Vona, Fabriz= io Patriarca

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5. Interna= tional Review of Economics & Finance

     Volume 21, Issue 1<= /span>, Pages 1-322, January 2012

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Dynamics of underwriting profits: Evidence from the U.S. insurance market   Pages 1-15
Shi-jie Jiang, Chien-Chung Nieh

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External vulnerability, balance sheet effects, and the institutional framework = 212; Lessons from the Asian crisis   Pages 16-28 Christian Mu= lder, Roberto Perrelli, Manuel Duarte Rocha

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Call-pricing equity returns and default risks of entry mode with brand perception in retail banking   Pages 29-41 Jeng-Yan Tsai,= Chuen-Ping Chang

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Dividend policy and business groups: Evidence from Indian firms<= /b>   Pages 42-56
Ronny Manos, Victor Murinde, Christopher J. G= reen

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Volatility, financial constraints, and trade   Pages 57-76 María= García-Vega, Alessandra Guariglia, Marina-Eliza Spaliara

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Trade and factor returns: Empirical evidence from U.S. economy   Pages 77-86
Gokhan H. Akay

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Modeling the effect of macroeconomic factors on corporate default and credit rating transitions = Pages 87-105 Stephen Figlewski, Halina Frydman, Weijian = Liang

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Renminbi in the future international monetary system<= /a>   Pages 106-114 Kuo-chun Yeh=

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Time-changed GARCH versus the GARJI model for prediction of extreme news events: An empirical study &n= bsp;Pages 115-129 Lie-Jane Kao, Po-Cheng Wu, Cheng-Few Lee

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Is the honeymoon effect valid in the presence of both exchange rate and output expectations? A graphical analysis   Pages 140-146 Ching-chong Lai, Chung-rou Fang

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Confucius institute effects on China's trade and FDI: Isn't it delightful when folk= s afar studyHanyu?   Pages 147-155 Donald Lien,= Chang Hoon Oh, W. Travis Selmi= er

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Asymmetric effects of U.S. stock returns on European equities<= span style=3D'font-size:11.0pt'>   Pages 156-172
Mahmoud Wahab

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A decomposition of Ricardian trade gains= Pages 173-176 Toru Kikuchi, Ngo = Van Long

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Real wages and non-traded goods   Pages 177-185 Ronald W. Jones

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Tax burden distribution and GDP growth: Non-linear causality considerations in the USA P= ages 186-194 Stella Karagianni, Maria Pempetzoglou, Anastasios Saraidaris

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Intraday trading activities and volatility in round-the-clock futures markets   Pages 195-209
Erin H. Kao, Hung-Gay Fung

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Consistent winners and losers   Pages 210-220 Abdulaziz M.= Alwathainani

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Are exchange rate movements predictable in Asia-Pacific markets? Evidence of random wa= lk and martingale difference processes   Pages 221-231 Osamah M. Al-Khazali, C= hong Soo Pyun, Daewon Kim

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Technology shocks under varying degrees of financial openness<= span style=3D'font-size:11.0pt'> Pages 232-245 S. Meral Cakici

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The impact of real income on insurance premiums: Evidence from panel data   Pages 246-260
Chien-Chiang Lee, Yi-Bin Chiu

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Asset pricing with idiosyncratic risk: The Spanish case   Pages 261-271
José Luis Miralles-Marcelo, María del Mar Miralles-= Quirós, José Luis Miralles-Quirós<= /o:p>

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Identifying aggregate supply and demand shocks in small open economies: Empirical evidence from African countries   Pages 272-291 A.H. Ahmad, Eric J. Pentecost

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Country risk, country size, and tax competition for foreign direct investment Pges= 292-301
Yasuo Sanjo<= /o:p>

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The Thursday effect of the forward premium puzzle   Pages 302-318 Liang Ding

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The minimum wage and labor market outcomes, Christopher J. Flinn    Pages 319-320
J. Ignacio Garcia-Perez

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Self-fulfilling = Credit Market Freezes = 3519-3555; doi:10.1093/rfs/hhr086 = [Abstract] = [Full Text] [PDF]

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Family Business = Groups around the World: Financing Advantages, Control Motivations, and Organizati= onal Choices 3556-3600; doi:10.1093/rfs/hhr052 = [Abstract] = [Full Text] [PDF]

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Large Shareholder Diversification and Corporate Risk-Taking
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