Discover what administered prices are, their role in economies, examples from history, and how they impact supply, demand, and economic efficiency.

An economic derivative is a financial contract where payouts depend on future economic indicators. It helps manage risk and speculate on economic forecasts.

Abstract: While reducing the carbon emissions of traditional coal-fired units, carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology can also provide sufficient carbon raw materials for power to gas (P2G) ...

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Jobs in demand during recession: When the economy slows and headlines talk about layoffs and rising prices, it’s natural to worry: Will my job safe, but even during that time, life’s essentials, ...

Traditionally, our economy and markets have been all about supply and demand. Industrial policy, that’s for other places. Other governments pick winders. Ours doesn’t. But…. Times are changing. We’re ...

iStock Among major European economies, France's manufacturing sector contracted further in November as a drop in production and slower demand for goods hit the sector. (Representative image) ...

US President Donald Trump sharply escalated his administration’s immigration agenda on Thursday, announcing that he would “permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries” following the ...

Abstract: This paper investigates the distributed economic dispatch problem (EDP) under dynamic power demand in power systems. The dynamic power demand implies that the optimal solution to the EDP ...