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Optimization and equilibrium problems with discrete choice models

Many transportation markets are characterized by oligopolistic competition. In these markets customers, suppliers and regulators make decisions that are influenced by the preferences and the decisions of all other agents. In particular, capturing and under ...

EPFL2022

Coupled energy economic model framework for analyzing Swiss electricity markets in changing policy environments

Sophie Maire

Energy policy needs to rely on the proper understanding of the interactions between policy instruments, consumer preferences, investment behavior, market structure, electricity supply, and the wider policy environment. This asks for appropriate modeling to ...

EPFL2016

Modeling Social-Ecological Feedback Effects in the Implementation of Payments for Environmental Services in Pasture-Woodlands

Alexandre Buttler, François Gillet, Alexander Ludwig Johannes Peringer

An effective implementation of payment for environmental services (PES) must allow for complex interactions of coupled social-ecological systems. We present an integrative study of the pasture-woodland landscape of the Swiss Jura Mountains combining method ...

Resilience Alliance2013

"A Movement of Subsidized Capitalists ? The Multi-level Influence of the Bharatiya Kisan Union in India"

This paper investigates the relationship between the state and India's rural informal sector by focusing on the collective mobilizations of middle-sized agricultural producers in Western Uttar Pradesh. These cultivators are involved in an economic sector w ...

2010

Multistage Production Decision Model under the Deregulated Electricity Market (For CCGT)

Samira Fazlollahi

In this paper, we propose a new methodology which is called multi stage production decision model that is suitable for companies with multi business line (gas distribution and Electricity generation) in the deregulated electricity market. We also consider ...

2010

The challenges of regulating the drinking water sector: lessons from Mozambique

Matthias Finger, Patricia Alves Luis Manso

Private sector participation and liberalisation call for a greater and more efficient role for sector‐specific regulation. This necessitates a balanced and stable institutional regulatory framework to accommodate both public intervention and market dynamic ...

2007

Economic Regulation in the Network Industries: where does it stand?

Patricia Alves Luis Manso, Cátia Alexandra Pereira Felisberto

The purpose of this paper is to present the different forms of economic regulation in the network industries, following the debate about restructuring these industries. The main theories on (economic) regulation of the network industries are presented and ...

2006

The need for coherence between institutions and technology in liberalized infrastructures: the case of network unbundling in electricity and railways

Matthias Finger

This paper addresses the question of the coherence in the infrastructures. More precisely, it examines the articulation between technical and institutional coherence. It assumes that a certain degree of such coherence is necessary for infrastructures (netw ...

2006

Postal Sector Overview and Dynamics

Matthias Finger, Patrick Mollet

This paper analyzes the change in the postal sector over the past 20 years and in particular the strategic drivers that are transforming the postal services industries such as institutional, market and technological developments. Taking the argument from h ...

2005

Electricity regulation in Europe

Matthias Finger

The introduction of market elements into monopolistic network industries has progressively gained political attention during the past two decades. Antitrust and liberalization reforms have initiated a wide discussion about the industrial organization of th ...

Elsevier2004

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