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Scope-Oriented Thermoeconomic analysis of energy systems. Part I: Looking for a non-postulated cost accounting for the dissipative devices of a vapou…

2010

Abstract The authors of the main thermoeconomic methodologies developed in the last two decades have recently focused their efforts on the analysis of dissipative devices, i.e. those components whose productive purpose is neither intuitive nor easy to define. Coherent and unanimously accepted cost structures have been identified for dissipative components, while ambiguities still exist as concerns the cost allocation principles to be adopted. Being this aspect evidently cost-influencing, accurate analyses focused on the subjectivity of results are needed. This paper is structured in two parts. In the Part I an in-depth study of some critical issues arising from the thermoeconomic analysis o…

ChillerEngineeringCost allocationOptimization problemThermoeconomics Cost accounting Dissipative devices Marginal analysis Product Makers Product TakersScope (project management)Operations researchbusiness.industryMechanical EngineeringCost accountingThermoeconomicsBuilding and ConstructionManagement Monitoring Policy and LawIndustrial engineeringGeneral EnergySettore ING-IND/10 - Fisica Tecnica IndustrialeDissipative systemDifferential (infinitesimal)businessApplied Energy
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Bilateral Monopoly: A Contribution by Francesco Ferrara

2009

In this paper, we propose an interpretation of the application of "cost of reproduction" of Francesco Ferrara to the exchange between two agents to highlight its relevance for the theory of bilateral monopoly. In the Teoria delle Mercedi (1863), Ferrara gives a numerical example to explain price determination in the exchange between one buyer and one seller. Here, this example is translated into a mathematical model that reproduces the fundamental issues of the neoclassical debate on the indeterminacy of price in the Cournot model (1938), and anticipates the solutions proposed by Edgeworth (1881) at the end of this debate.

General Arts and HumanitiesInterpretation (philosophy)Economics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)Neoclassical economicsCournot competitionFrancesco Ferrara cost of reproduction bilateral monopoly theory of value marginal analysisCost of reproductionIndeterminacy (literature)Value theoryMarginal AnalysisHistory and Philosophy of ScienceBilateral monopolyEconomicsRelevance (law)
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