This article aims to analyze agents’ behavior in a competitive hydrothermal energy market. The idea is investigate how much the day-to-day of market can be different from predictions presented by cost-based models because risk perception each agent (hydroelectric producer, this case) as participant main contribution determining impact on revenue short-term due variation amount generated and pri...

Mohammed, North, and Ashton find that decentralization in Fiji shifted health-sector workloads from tertiary hospitals to peripheral health centres, but with little transfer of administrative authority from the centre. Decisionmaking in five functional areas analysed remains highly centralized. They surmise that the benefits of decentralization in terms of services and outcomes will be limited....