Jean-Paul SIMON, The origins of US public utilities regulation: elements for a social history of netivorks. This paper deals with the genesis of the regulation of public utilities in the United States. It focuses on the complex interaction among corporate actors, branches of the government (Congress and the courts) and small and large users that led to a dual regulatory system (anti-trust laws/independant commissions). Regulation is seen as both a compromise between conflicting interests (shareholders, users, governments, management) and as a trade-off between government intervention (to protect users) and the establishment of a legal monopoly for private firms (to secure growth).Jean-Paul SIMON, Genèse de la réglementation des réseaux aux ...
In Munn v. Illinois the U.S. Supreme Court upheld state price regulation of grain elevators. The Cou...
The purpose of the paper is to highlight the role of economists in the institutional building of the...
Significant political, economic, and social changes occurred in the electric utility industry\u27s e...
Jean-Paul SIMON, The origins of US public utilities regulation: elements for a social history of net...
The regulation of public utilities. Economic analysis, legal framework and institutional issues Act...
History can provide invaluable insights into important issues of the economic and social regulation ...
Public Utilities in general are natural monopolies. As such, they have some unusual economic charact...
Cet essai est une contribution à la refondation du service public par l'étude des sources vives et d...
This foreword introduces Revisiting the Public Utility, a series of essays published in a special ...
For the past several decades, Harry Martin Trebing has been one of the most influential thinkers add...
textabstractThis paper is on the transformation of network industries or public utilities in Western...
“The degree of change in the ways governance through regulation is exercised can hardly be exaggerat...
Brief commentary by Edward L. Flippen (Partner, McGuireWoods LLP; Lecturer in law, University of Vir...
Since the 1920s, public authorities, lawyers, and economists have all been involved with the organiz...
International audienceAcademic debate on public utility regulation has considerably evolved over the...
In Munn v. Illinois the U.S. Supreme Court upheld state price regulation of grain elevators. The Cou...
The purpose of the paper is to highlight the role of economists in the institutional building of the...
Significant political, economic, and social changes occurred in the electric utility industry\u27s e...
Jean-Paul SIMON, The origins of US public utilities regulation: elements for a social history of net...
The regulation of public utilities. Economic analysis, legal framework and institutional issues Act...
History can provide invaluable insights into important issues of the economic and social regulation ...
Public Utilities in general are natural monopolies. As such, they have some unusual economic charact...
Cet essai est une contribution à la refondation du service public par l'étude des sources vives et d...
This foreword introduces Revisiting the Public Utility, a series of essays published in a special ...
For the past several decades, Harry Martin Trebing has been one of the most influential thinkers add...
textabstractThis paper is on the transformation of network industries or public utilities in Western...
“The degree of change in the ways governance through regulation is exercised can hardly be exaggerat...
Brief commentary by Edward L. Flippen (Partner, McGuireWoods LLP; Lecturer in law, University of Vir...
Since the 1920s, public authorities, lawyers, and economists have all been involved with the organiz...
International audienceAcademic debate on public utility regulation has considerably evolved over the...
In Munn v. Illinois the U.S. Supreme Court upheld state price regulation of grain elevators. The Cou...
The purpose of the paper is to highlight the role of economists in the institutional building of the...
Significant political, economic, and social changes occurred in the electric utility industry\u27s e...