The Political Economy of Financial Market Regulation

Exploring the Interplay of Cognitive Style and Demographics in Consumers' Financial Knowledge

“…Such programs should be designed to foster objective financial knowledge as well as students' confidence in their financial decision making. As these findings underscore, financial education is more than providing financial information; it also includes supporting consumers to develop the confidence needed to make informed financial decisions (Mooslechner ).…”

Helping Hand or Grabbing Hand? Supervisory Architecture, Financial Structure and Market View

“…For example, the political economy of financial regulation can be analyzed as the outcomes of conflicts which are linked to inclusive and exclusive processes. SeeMooslechner et al (2006) and in particularLutz (2006).…”

Toward grid‐scale microgrids; evaluating the capacity of financial structures

“…As futurology studies on power networks advise a future grid that is structured on a new topography of widespread distributed microgrids, rather than a scattered number of customers to switch to grid-tied microgrids for self-sufficiency, Table 1, discusses the steps of engaging the microgrid development challenge. Accordingly in this table, microgrid development policies are categorised into noninterventional and interventional models [33]. The noninterventional policies rely on market force as a regulatory factor to help manage microgrid challenges [33,34].…”

“…Accordingly in this table, microgrid development policies are categorised into noninterventional and interventional models [33]. The noninterventional policies rely on market force as a regulatory factor to help manage microgrid challenges [33,34]. In this kind of policy, the goal is defined to eliminate the deficiencies, flaws and shortcomings in the financial structure of microgrid development in order to introduce microgrid investment as a viable business option for the investors.…”

“…It investigated the economic viability of microgrid deployment and determined the optimal generation mix of DERs for installation without engaging the economic characteristics of the studied region and ownership challenges. Other studies [7,[31][32][33] have analysed the cost and benefits of sample microgrids and the need for a systematic platform to discuss financial aspects of microgrids. Morris [7] attempted to minimise the cost of energy served to a community by considering the fixed costs associated with microgrids and distributed generation and suggests benefits to stakeholders.…”