Cambridge Working Papers in Economics

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2560: The Granular Role of Mergers and Acquisitions in Aggregate Fluctuations: Seda Basihos
2559: Technology Overload? Macroeconomic Implications of Accelerated Obsolescence: Seda Basihos
2557: Exploring the Feasibility of Low-Carbon Fuel Blends in CCGTs for Deep Decarbonization of Power Systems: Anas Abuzayed, Michael G. Pollitt, Mario Liebensteiner and Simone Hochgreb
2556: A Global Map of Electricity and Gas Distribution Network Companies: Michael G. Pollitt, Daniel Duma, Andrei Covatariu and Paul Nillesen
2554: Let Me Think About It: Evidence of Choice Deprivation, Not Overload, in Charitable Giving: Atiyeh Yeganloo, Cahal Moran and Juvaria Jafri
2553: Ricardo was right: unless one can enforce 'productive' behaviour from rentiers, sustainable Growth is not an option -while emerging Asia succeeded, the West and Latin America failed, caught in their 'neo-liberal trap'. A tribute to Geoff Harcourt: José Gabriel Palma
2552: Quantifying the Additionality of Grid-Connected Hydrogen in a Decarbonising Energy System: Hanzhe Xing, John Miles and Stuart Ashley Scott
2551: Uncovering Economic Policy Uncertainty During Conflict: Sophie Brochet, Hannes Mueller and Christopher Rauh
2550: Money and Social Exclusion in Networks: Maria Bigoni, Gabriele Camera and Edoardo Gallo
2549: Returns to Education with Earnings Uncertainty and Employment Risk over the Life Cycle: Kai Liu, Magne Mogstad and Kjell G Salvanes
2548: Climate Change, Geopolitics and the Future Wealth of Nations: Alessio Terzi and Alexander Ramsay
2547: Genetic Endowments and Lifetime Earnings: Understanding the Mechanisms: Uta Bolt, Eric French, Varu Warrier, Qianyu Yang and Weilong Zhang
2546: Misinformation and Market Dynamics: A Cyber-Physical Network Framework for Belief Formation, Consensus, and Welfare Implications: Ioannis Papastaikoudis, Jeremy Watson and Ioannis Lestas
2545: Can Democratic Reforms Promote Political Activism? Evidence from the Great Reform Act of 1832: Toke S. Aidt and Gabriel Leon-Ablan
2544: The Drivers and Macroeconomic Impacts of Low-Carbon Innovation: A Cross-Country Exploration: Zeina Hasna, Henry Hatton, Florence Jaumotte, Jaden Kim, Kamiar Mohaddes and Samuel Pienknagura
2543: Out of the Woods? The Long-Term Costs of Biodiversity Loss for Brazilâ€™s Agricultural Sector: Alessa Widmaier
2542: Is Spainâ€™s Energy Voucher Lighting the Way for the Poor? A Microeconomic Evaluation of the Bono Social ElÃ©ctrico: Manuel Llorca and Ana Rodriguez-Alvarez
2541: How Many Zones Should an Electricity Market Have? A Cross-Country Perspective on Bidding Zone Design: Michael Pollitt and Marta Moretto Terribile
2540: Pipeline Regulation for Hydrogen: Choosing Between Paths and Networks: Miguel Martinez Rodriguez, Chi Kong Chyong, Timothy Fitzgerald and Miguel Vazquez MartÃnez
2539: Assimilation Through Education: The Direct and Spillover Effects of Indonesiaâ€™s Abolishment of Chinese Education: Shania Mustika
2538: Analysis of Multiple Long Run Relations in Panel Data Models with Applications to Financial Ratios: Alexander Chudik, Mohammad Pesaran and Ronald Smith
2537: ETF (Mis)pricing: Andrei Kirilenko, Wladimir Kraus, Oliver B. Linton and Mingmei Xiao
2536: Estimation of Large Dynamic Precision Matrices with a Latent Semiparametric Structure: Jia Chen, Yuning Li and Oliver B. Linton
2535: The Iberian Exception: What was the Cost of Distorting Electricity Markets During the 2021-23 European Energy Crisis?: Hei Kan Lou, Michael Pollitt, David Robinson and Angel Vargas Arcos
2534: Managing the Electricity Distribution Connection Queue in Great Britain: Lessons from Auction Theory and a Potential Position Trading System: Michael Pollitt, Rona Mitchell, Daniel Duma and Andrei Covatariu
2533: Evidence of Firm-level Pollution Leakage resulting from Clean Air Policy in China: Chang Liu, Jingrong Wang and David M. Reiner
2532: Patent Pledge and Technological Innovation: The "Good Faith" of Tesla: Ziming Wang
2531: Distributed Portfolio Optimization & Decentralized Pricing: Ioannis Papastaikoudis, Jeremy Watson and Ioannis Lestas
2530: Hypothesis Testing on Invariant Subspaces of Non-Symmetric Matrices with Applications to Network Statistics: JÃ©rÃ´me R. Simons
2529: Domestic Infrastructure and the Regional Effects of Trade Liberalization: Maarten Bosker and Megan Haasbroek
2528: Policy Sequencing: On the Electrification of Gas Loads in Australiaâ€™s National Electricity Market: Paul Simshauser and Joel Gilmore
2527: Will High Carbon Prices Reduce Fossil Fuel Use in China? Evidence from Price Elasticity Estimates using Firm Data: Mei Lu and Michael Pollitt
2526: Marginal Curtailment and the Efficient Cost of Clean Power: David Newbery and Chi Kong Chyong
2525: Mitigating Market Incompleteness with Minor Market Distortions: The Case of Negative Spot Prices For Electricity: Ibrahim Abada and Andreas Ehrenmann
2524: Renewable Energy Zones: Generator Cost Allocation Under Uncertainty: Paul Simshauser and Evan Shellshear
2523: Modeling Prices from Speculative Markets: Bursting Bubbles or Deflating Balloons?: Christian Hafner, Andrew C. Harvey and Linqi Wang
2522: The Parable of the Fiscal-Military State: the Napoleonic Bank of England: Jagjit Chadha
2521: The Economics of Religious Conflicts: Sriya Iyer
2520: Land Acquisition and Sectoral Composition: Evidence from India: Megan Haasbroek
2519: The Interest Rate Effects of Government Debt Maturity: Solving the Bond Conundrum: Jagjit Chadha, Philip Turner and Fabrizio Zampolli
2518: Search Frictions and International Trade Intermediation: Megan Haasbroek
2517: The Value of Worker Rights in Collective Bargaining: Benjamin W. Arold, Elliott Ash, W. Bentley MacLeod and Suresh Naidu
2516: HANKSSON: Florin Bilbiie, Sigurd Molster Galaasen, Refet Gürkaynak, Mathis Maehlum and Krisztina Molnar
2515: The Impact of Cost-Effective Management Practices on Student Learning: Evidence from a Large-Scale Randomised Field Experiment: Felipe Galvao Puccioni and Tiago Cavalcanti
2514: Cultural Exception? The Impact of Price Regulation on Prices and Variety in the Market for Books: Christos Genakos, Mario Pagliero, Lorien Sabatino and Tommaso Valletti
2513: Scale, Governance and Net Zero: Decentralisation vs Centralisation in Electricity: Michael G. Pollitt
2512: Dual Industry Effects and Cross-Stock Predictability: Doron Avramov, Shuyi Ge, Shaoran Li and Oliver B. Linton
2511: Implications of Renewable Electricity Curtailment for Delivered Costs: David Newbery
2510: Decentralized Cooperative Network Games in Economics and Finance: Ioannis Papastaikoudis, Robert Gilles, Jeremy Watson and Ioannis Lestas

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