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## What Is Relevant and What Isn't? The choice between market-clearing and pay-as-bid pricing rules consumed a lot of time and effort during the discussion of the New Electricity Trading Arrangements in the U.K., and yet the debate proved rather uninformative in the end. In practice, there is littl
Is Real-Time Pricing a Panacea? If So, Why Isn't It More Widespread? RTP eventually will reside in the pricing portfolios of all major electricity suppliers for the same reason that the Berlin Wall eventually fell: You cannot inde®nitely ®ght sound economic fundamentals of risk versus reward. Georg
The agency theory principal-agent (P-A) corporate governance model introduced by Jensen and Meckling (1976) is considered by many to be synonymous with governance theory. The model assumes that because the ownership structure at publicly traded corporations provides incentives for managers (agents)