'Jevons Paradox Strikes Back!' - Goldman Trader's 'Glass Half-Full' Take On Yesterday's Slump...
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Goldman Sachs trader Andrey Alipov's glass-half-full take is that the most recent rhetoric will be supportive for the power complex in the medium-to-long-run, and the pullback in grid-related names is a healthy de-rating.
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"The Jevons paradox is an economic principle that states that increased efficiency can lead to increased consumption."