Add to ORKGAs the Overview explains, utility regulation can occur for several reasons. Common arguments in favor of regulation include the desire to control market power, facilitate competition, or stabilize markets. In general, though, regulation occurs when the governmen
Public Utilities in general are natural monopolies. As such, they have some unusual economic charact...
Regulation (in theory) increases public welfare by encouraging beneficial behavior and discouraging ...
Regulation is one the significant economic role and function of the government.There are...
textabstractAbstract This chapter provides a general framework to analyze regulation with a law and ...
Brief commentary by Edward L. Flippen (Partner, McGuireWoods LLP; Lecturer in law, University of Vir...
Significant political, economic, and social changes occurred in the electric utility industry\u27s e...
This chapter reviews a range of topics connected to the justification of government regulation, incl...
Editors: Avishalom Tor and Klaus Mathis This book explores current issues regarding the regulation o...
Economic regulation of firms with market power essentially focuses on regulating prices, whether dir...
This paper seeks to bring to the attention of regulatory economists and policymakers the existence o...
International audienceThe introduction of competition in regulated industries may have positive or n...
In contemplating a regulatory approach, the challenge for regulators is to develop a model that prov...
Governments presumably institute regulatory systems to serve the interests of the public. Sometimes,...
According to the theory presented in this paper, economic regulation does not ordinarily result from...
This Essay analyzes various economic and moral issues that relate to the actual/alleged unregulated ...
Public Utilities in general are natural monopolies. As such, they have some unusual economic charact...
Regulation (in theory) increases public welfare by encouraging beneficial behavior and discouraging ...
Regulation is one the significant economic role and function of the government.There are...
textabstractAbstract This chapter provides a general framework to analyze regulation with a law and ...
Brief commentary by Edward L. Flippen (Partner, McGuireWoods LLP; Lecturer in law, University of Vir...
Significant political, economic, and social changes occurred in the electric utility industry\u27s e...
This chapter reviews a range of topics connected to the justification of government regulation, incl...
Editors: Avishalom Tor and Klaus Mathis This book explores current issues regarding the regulation o...
Economic regulation of firms with market power essentially focuses on regulating prices, whether dir...
This paper seeks to bring to the attention of regulatory economists and policymakers the existence o...
International audienceThe introduction of competition in regulated industries may have positive or n...
In contemplating a regulatory approach, the challenge for regulators is to develop a model that prov...
Governments presumably institute regulatory systems to serve the interests of the public. Sometimes,...
According to the theory presented in this paper, economic regulation does not ordinarily result from...
This Essay analyzes various economic and moral issues that relate to the actual/alleged unregulated ...
Public Utilities in general are natural monopolies. As such, they have some unusual economic charact...
Regulation (in theory) increases public welfare by encouraging beneficial behavior and discouraging ...
Regulation is one the significant economic role and function of the government.There are...