Innovative Economic Technologies and Policies in the Energy Sector

doi:10.3390/books978-3-0365-8123-1

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financial analysis; energy holdings; financial strategy; environment; Minimax; dynamic ranges; multivalued dynamic series; Hausdorff distances; approximation model; constraint; financial market; integral index; competitive advantage; investments; share distribution; optimization model; minimax; hierarchical analysis; circular convolution; blockchain; case study; internet of things (IoT); natural gas; engineering; green economy; greenhouse gases; cross-border carbon regulation; investments; taxes; distributed energy; electric power industry; alternative energy sources; actor; modeling; investments; technological and value audit; oil and petroleum products market; economic development; oil companies; engineering; tax expenditures; tax incentives; energy sector; alternative energy sources; scale of tax expenditures; European Union; oil; renewable energy; coal; economic growth; gross domestic product; ordinary least squares; fixed effect; selection effect; econometrics; gretl software; state audit; climate policy; institutional projects; modeling; energy; forward contract; nodal pricing; Cournot; market power; market structure

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