The paper deals with the substraction rule, which has been proposed by the "working group security of supply in service of the cartel offices of the federal republic and the states" as an instrument to identify improperly inflated network access charges in the electricity industry. We analyze firms' price responses and adaptions to this rule. The results suggest that the introduction of the subtraction rule would increase prices, regardless of whether network access charges are improperly inflated or not
This paper deals with the efficiency characteristics of alternative regulatory policies in the elect...
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In this paper we estimate an average-cost function for a panel of 59 Swiss local and regional electr...
The paper deals with the substraction rule, which has been proposed by the "working group security o...
Reviewing the development of network access charges in the German electricity market since 2002 reve...
Unbundling of vertically integrated utilities has become an integral element in the regulation of ne...
We propose a difference-in-differences (DiD) approach to estimate the impact of incentives on cost r...
Unbundling of vertically integrated utilities has become an integral element in the regulation of ne...
In German electricity submarkets for residential customers standard contracts offered by former mono...
Abstract: Despite the monopolistic networks, the liberalised electricity supply industry in Germany ...
The habilitation thesis consists of papers analyzing the impact of regulatory reforms on market outc...
Climate policy often implies increasing energy prices. Due to incomplete regulation across the globe...
This paper presents a theoretical model of collusion and regulation in a wholesale electricity spot ...
This paper looks at the effects of different forms of wholesale and retail regulation on retail comp...
The literature on vertical integration in markets with regulated upstream prices suggests that the i...
This paper deals with the efficiency characteristics of alternative regulatory policies in the elect...
Standard-Nutzungsbedingungen: Die Dokumente auf EconStor dürfen zu eigenen wissenschaftlichen Zwecke...
In this paper we estimate an average-cost function for a panel of 59 Swiss local and regional electr...
The paper deals with the substraction rule, which has been proposed by the "working group security o...
Reviewing the development of network access charges in the German electricity market since 2002 reve...
Unbundling of vertically integrated utilities has become an integral element in the regulation of ne...
We propose a difference-in-differences (DiD) approach to estimate the impact of incentives on cost r...
Unbundling of vertically integrated utilities has become an integral element in the regulation of ne...
In German electricity submarkets for residential customers standard contracts offered by former mono...
Abstract: Despite the monopolistic networks, the liberalised electricity supply industry in Germany ...
The habilitation thesis consists of papers analyzing the impact of regulatory reforms on market outc...
Climate policy often implies increasing energy prices. Due to incomplete regulation across the globe...
This paper presents a theoretical model of collusion and regulation in a wholesale electricity spot ...
This paper looks at the effects of different forms of wholesale and retail regulation on retail comp...
The literature on vertical integration in markets with regulated upstream prices suggests that the i...
This paper deals with the efficiency characteristics of alternative regulatory policies in the elect...
Standard-Nutzungsbedingungen: Die Dokumente auf EconStor dürfen zu eigenen wissenschaftlichen Zwecke...
In this paper we estimate an average-cost function for a panel of 59 Swiss local and regional electr...