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|a Intro; Modern Energy Market Manipulation; Contents; About the Author; Acknowledgments; Preface; References; Chapter 1: What is Manipulation? What is Not Manipulation?; I. Introduction; II. A Commodity Market; A. Selling to the Commodity Market; B. Buying from the Exchange; C. Challenges for the Exchange; D. Challenges for the Commodity Trader; III. Defining Manipulation; IV. Speculation, Arbitrage, and Market Power; References; Chapter 2: Economic Theories of Manipulation; I. Introduction; II. Two (Relatively) Early Works; III. Pirrong Creates a Field; IV. Works by Ledgerwood and Coauthors.
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|a v. ConclusionReferences; Chapter 3: Some Historical Manipulation Cases, or Understanding Why the Hunt Brothers Did Not Manipulate the Silver Market; I. Introduction; II. General Foods v. Brannan (1948); III. Great Western v. Brannan (1953); 4. H.W. Miller and Company v. Benson (1958); V. Volkart Brothers (1962); 6. Cargill v. Harden (1971); VII. The Hunt Brothers Silver Escapade; VIII. Concluding Thoughts; References; Chapter 4: DiPlacido: the CFTC Confuses Manipulation and Hedging; I. Introduction; II. The Parties and the Procedure; B. The Process at an Administrative Agency.
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|a C. Weaknesses of the ProcedureIII. The Contending Theories; A. Options and How to Hedge with Them; B. The Manipulation Theory; C. The Available Evidence; IV. The CFTC's Path to a Manipulation Finding; A. Showing an Artificial Price; B. Violating Bids: The Crux of the CFTC's Decision; 1. Motives for Violating Bidders; 2. Were Bidders Violated, and If So, So What?; C. Misconstruing Henner; D. Motive Is Not Necessary; or Misconstruing Cargill; V. The Bad Words; VI. Final Thoughts: Deference Does Not Seem to be Appropriate; References; Chapter 5: Introduction to Electricity Markets.
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|a I. IntroductionII. Restructured Electricity Markets; B. Regional Transmission Organizations; III. The Three-node Model; B. Supply and Demand; IV. Other Markets; A. Day-Ahead and Real-Time Markets; B. Financial Transmission Rights; C. Ancillary Markets; V. Some Concluding Thoughts; References; Chapter 6: Were California's Electricity Markets Manipulated, and by Whom?; I. Introduction; II. Electricity Restructuring in California; A. Price Caps and Finger Pointing; III. ENRON; B. ENRON in the California Crisis; IV. Congestion-Related Strategies; A. Load Shifting; B. Death Star and Cut Schedules.
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|a This book explores the important economic and legal questionsof market manipulation that have arisen in restructured energy markets, paying particular attention to the actions of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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