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Bibliograply
Bibliograply
Volume 43 - 2017 -
Issue 161
ENERGY – RESOURCES
Farrell, Niall (et al).
Specifying an efficient renewable energy feed-in tariff
.--
The Energy Journal.-- Vol. 38, no. 2 (3/2017).-- p. 53-75.
Ford, Neil.
Renewables:Agenerational shift in sentiment
.-- Energy Economist.--
No. 426 (4/2017).-- p. 26-29.
Narula, Kapil (et al).
Sustainable energy security for India: An assessment of the
energy supply sub-system
.-- Energy Policy.-- Vol. 103 (4/2017).-- p. 127-144.
Samarah, Ahmad.
Going small with nuclear power
.—MEED .-- Vol. 2, no. 1
(1/2017).-- p. 50-52.
Vitelli, A
.. Report: Renewables
.-- Petroleum Economist.-- Vol. 84, no. 2 (3/2017).-
- p. 12-15.
ENERGY- SOLAR
Closas,Alvar and Rap, Edwin.
Solar-based groundwater pumping for irrigation:
Sustainability, policies, and limitations
.-- Energy Policy.-- Vol. 104 (5/2017).-
- p. 33-37.
KOC utilizes solar technology in North Kuwait
.-- The Kuwaiti Digest.-- (1-
3/2017).-- p. 27-29.
Labordena, Merce (et al).
Impact of political and economic barriers for
concentrating solar power in sub-saharan Africa
.-- Energy Policy.-- Vol.
102 (3/2017).-- p. 52-72.
MENA solar power reaches key milestones
.-- Technical Review Middle East.--
Vol. 33, no. 1 (2017).-- p. 20-22.
IV- FINANCE & PUBLIC FINANCE
BMI.
Global country risk: Track record, 2016
.-- London: BMI, 2016.--15 p.
Brunello, Giorgio; Weber, Guglielmo and Weiss, Christoph.
Identifying the
elasticity of taxable income
.-- The Economic Journal.-- Vol. 127, no. 600
(3/2017).-- p. 297-329.
Christodoulakis, Nicos and Sarantides, Vassilis.
External asymmetries in the
Euro area and the role of foreign direct investment
.-- The World Economy.--
Vol. 40, no. 2 (2/2017).-- p. 393-423.