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| (Some) vertical integration may not be so bad after all |
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| Agreeing to disagree: when cooperative governance is best |
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| Alternating Currents or Counter-Revolution? Contemporary Electricity Reform in New Zealand, VUW Press 2005, 1-346 |
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| An Economic Appraisal of Ngai Tipu Whakaritorito: A New Governance Model for Māori Collectives |
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| Climate Changes Stock-take and Appraisal |
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| Comparison of Long-Term Contracts and Vertical Integration in Decentralised Electricity Markets |
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| Comparison of Long-Term Contracts and Vertical Integration in Decentralised Electricity Markets |
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| Comparison of Long-Term Contracts and Vertical Integration in Decentralised Electricity Markets |
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| Competition Policy versus Regulation in Electricity Systems - Determining the Boundary |
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| Competition bad, less competition better? How industry structure and competition affect investment and welfare in infrastructure industries |
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| Continuous Disclosure: Some Background |
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| Decentralization and Re-centralization of Electricity Industry Governance in New Zealand |
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| Economic Analysis of Financial Transmission Rights (FTRs) with Specific Reference to the Transpower Proposal for New Zealand |
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| Effect of Changes in Regulatory Quality on Electricity Lines Investment and Reliability in New Zealand |
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| Electricity Investment and Security of Supply in Liberalized Electricity Systems |
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| Electrifying reform |
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| Forest and Forest Land Valuation - How to Value Forests and Forest Land to Include Carbon Costs and Benefits |
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| Forest and Forest Land Valuation: How to Value Forest and Forest Land to Include Carbon Costs and Benefits |
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| Forest and Forest Land Valuation: How to Value Forests and Forest Land to Include Carbon Costs and Benefits |
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| Full speed ahead...or proceed with caution? Investing in the national grid |
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| Governance of Maori Assets |
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| Grid Characteristics and the Interface Between Competition and Regulation Policies |
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| Growing global: the multinationalisation of New Zealand agriculture |
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| Growth potential of Maori assets enhanced by changing the 'rules of the game' |
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| Incentives, Efficiency and Quality in Regulated Monopolies under Customer Ownership |
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| Intervention in Electricity Investment: Required, or Self Perpetuating? |
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| Intra-Country Regulation of Share Markets: Does One Size Fit All? |
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| Is climate change bad news and should New Zealand bother to fight? |
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| Is telecommunications separation the way to go? |
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| Is uniformity of investor protection a shot in the arm...or the foot? |
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| One Size Fit All? Investor Protection Regulation in Financial Markets |
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| Options, hedges and gamma in the electricity business |
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| Ownership vs Regulation in Electricity Reform: The Role of Governance |
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| Ownership vs. Regulation in Electricity Reform: The Role of Governance |
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| Real Options and Transmission Investment: the New Zealand Grid Investment Test |
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| Richard Meade answers: Should New Zealand Fight Climate Change? |
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| Round 2: Using Ownership to Resolve Investment and Pricing Issues in Transmission and Distribution |
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| Structural Separation versus Vertical Integration: Lessons for Telecommunications from Electricity Reforms |
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| The Effect of Industry Structure and Institutional Arrangements on Growth and Innovation in the New Zealand Agriculture Sector |
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| The Impact of Climate Change Policy on Forest Value and Dairy Conversion Rates |
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| The Multinationalisation of New Zealand Agri-Businesses: Drivers, Implications, Issues and Opportunities |
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| The Role and Significance of Cooperatives in New Zealand Agriculture, A Comparative Institutional Analysis |
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| U.S. Savings Banks' Demutualization and Depositor Welfare |
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| U.S. Savings Banks' Demutualization and Depositor Welfare |
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| Valuing the Impact of Climate Change Policies on Forestry |
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| Vertical Integration and Market Power in Electricity Markets |
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| Vertical Integration and Market Power in Electricity Markets |
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| Vertical Integration vs Vertical Separation in an Imperfectly Competitive Industry, such as Electricity, with Retail, Wholesale and Forward Markets |
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| Vertically Integrated Electricity Generators - Villains, Victims or Heroes? |
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| Welfare-Maximising Investors? – Utility Firm Performance with Heterogeneous Quality Preferences and Endogenous Ownership |
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| Total Working Papers |
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