Aggregation: Forecasting

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Explores sampling in inferential statistics, emphasizing the impact of sample size and randomness on inference accuracy.

Covers the basics of energy supply, demand, markets, and policy making.

Covers demand analysis for photovoltaic panels, focusing on estimating surpluses and demand functions for two families.

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Covers the dynamics of tradable quotas in Zelandia's coal market, focusing on efficiency and market equilibrium.

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Explores the economic impact of innovations, focusing on valuation, consumer surplus, and welfare effects.

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