Preliminary version This paper analyzes the conduct of publicly owned monopolistic utilities regulated by a voluntary sunshine regulatory model (i.e. publication of the performances of utilities). In particular, we examine the behaviour of Dutch drinking water utilities before and af-ter the introduction of the sunshine regulation. As during the period 1992-2006 several alternative regulatory reforms including privatization, yardstick competition and pro\u85t regulation were also seriously considered, we examine how the discussion and possible implementation of these reforms inuenced the behaviour of the utilities. By decom-posing pro\u85t change into its economic drivers (quantity e¤ect, price e¤ect, operating e ¢ ciency, technical progres...
Regulatory changes have exerted deep impacts on public service provision. This paper aims to disenta...
The aim of this working paper is to investigate the optimal regulatory routes from a competition and...
Abstract: The paper focuses on private provision of public utilities services located in poor countr...
This paper analyzes the conduct of publicly owned monopolistic utilities regulated by a voluntary su...
In March 2014, the OECD issued a report in which it indicated that the Netherlands “has an excellent...
In March 2014, the OECD issued a report in which it indicated that the Netherlands “has an excellent...
Includes bibliographyAbstract Since the 1970's, the governments of the region have been transferring...
Legally adopted in France and the UK, privatization of water services is still vigorously debated in...
textabstractAny water company is subject to regulation, either through bylaws, national or supra-nat...
Includes bibliographyLatin America has kept in step with the worldwide trend towards the privatizati...
Despite heavy impetus on the part of lawmakers, current legislation governing the operations of dele...
This paper provides an overview of privatization andcompetition in the water industry from a public ...
The use of effluent charges as an instrument o f regulatory policy has been the object of much dispu...
International audienceAcademic debate on public utility regulation has considerably evolved over the...
This paper is about the regulation of private sector participation (PSP) in public water utilities. ...
Regulatory changes have exerted deep impacts on public service provision. This paper aims to disenta...
The aim of this working paper is to investigate the optimal regulatory routes from a competition and...
Abstract: The paper focuses on private provision of public utilities services located in poor countr...
This paper analyzes the conduct of publicly owned monopolistic utilities regulated by a voluntary su...
In March 2014, the OECD issued a report in which it indicated that the Netherlands “has an excellent...
In March 2014, the OECD issued a report in which it indicated that the Netherlands “has an excellent...
Includes bibliographyAbstract Since the 1970's, the governments of the region have been transferring...
Legally adopted in France and the UK, privatization of water services is still vigorously debated in...
textabstractAny water company is subject to regulation, either through bylaws, national or supra-nat...
Includes bibliographyLatin America has kept in step with the worldwide trend towards the privatizati...
Despite heavy impetus on the part of lawmakers, current legislation governing the operations of dele...
This paper provides an overview of privatization andcompetition in the water industry from a public ...
The use of effluent charges as an instrument o f regulatory policy has been the object of much dispu...
International audienceAcademic debate on public utility regulation has considerably evolved over the...
This paper is about the regulation of private sector participation (PSP) in public water utilities. ...
Regulatory changes have exerted deep impacts on public service provision. This paper aims to disenta...
The aim of this working paper is to investigate the optimal regulatory routes from a competition and...
Abstract: The paper focuses on private provision of public utilities services located in poor countr...