We analyze the setting of access prices for a bottleneck facility where the facility owner also competes in the deregulated downstream market. We consider a continuum of market structures from Cournot to Bertrand. These market structures are fully characterized by a single parameter representing the intensity of competition. We first show how the efficient component pricing rule should be modified as the downstream competitive intensity changes. We then analyse the optimal access price where a regulator trades off production efficiency and pro-competitive effects to maximize total surplus
We consider an industry where a downstream competitor requires access to an upstream facility contro...
This note extends the analysis of M. Armstrong, C. Doyle, and J. Vickers (1996) to the case of retai...
Many competition policy issues in regulated industries concern the structure of prices charged by mu...
We analyse access price setting to a bottleneck facility where the fa- cility owner also competes i...
We analyze the setting of access prices for a bottleneck facility where the facility owner also comp...
We investigate how a regulatory mechanism can influence the nature of competition in a network indus...
Access prices to bottleneck facilities are usually set by regulatory authorities due to anti-trust r...
An important component of the National Competition Policy is the regulation of access prices for maj...
In a simple model of network industry, where an upstream monopolist provides an essential input for ...
We consider some of the regulatory problems raised by the existence of a competitive market for a pr...
We study in this paper whether the price charged to a competitor for the use of an essential input p...
We analyze a model of regulated competition in differentiated retail goods and services between an i...
In a simple model of network industry, where an upstream monopolist provides an essential input for ...
We propose an access price determination approach, where the only regulatory instrument is the inter...
We examine the optimal funding of farmers who have organised their activity in a cooperative that co...
We consider an industry where a downstream competitor requires access to an upstream facility contro...
This note extends the analysis of M. Armstrong, C. Doyle, and J. Vickers (1996) to the case of retai...
Many competition policy issues in regulated industries concern the structure of prices charged by mu...
We analyse access price setting to a bottleneck facility where the fa- cility owner also competes i...
We analyze the setting of access prices for a bottleneck facility where the facility owner also comp...
We investigate how a regulatory mechanism can influence the nature of competition in a network indus...
Access prices to bottleneck facilities are usually set by regulatory authorities due to anti-trust r...
An important component of the National Competition Policy is the regulation of access prices for maj...
In a simple model of network industry, where an upstream monopolist provides an essential input for ...
We consider some of the regulatory problems raised by the existence of a competitive market for a pr...
We study in this paper whether the price charged to a competitor for the use of an essential input p...
We analyze a model of regulated competition in differentiated retail goods and services between an i...
In a simple model of network industry, where an upstream monopolist provides an essential input for ...
We propose an access price determination approach, where the only regulatory instrument is the inter...
We examine the optimal funding of farmers who have organised their activity in a cooperative that co...
We consider an industry where a downstream competitor requires access to an upstream facility contro...
This note extends the analysis of M. Armstrong, C. Doyle, and J. Vickers (1996) to the case of retai...
Many competition policy issues in regulated industries concern the structure of prices charged by mu...