Titlebook: Economic Innovations in Public Utility Regulation; Michael A. Crew Book 1992 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1992 competition.con

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Jens Borken,Andreas Patyk,Guido A. Reinhardt a means for providing incentives for cost reduction. It was first proposed by . and is in use in regulating British Telecom. PCR plans have been adopted by the FCC and various states. There has been substantial analysis of PCR plans in the literature, the most notable of which are the results of a

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Gustav Wagner,Ekkehard Grundmannow bidding for the right to be the sole supplier of a product. In Demsetz’s example, the monopoly right would be awarded to the bidder that offered to charge the lowest price. Ex ante competition is thus employed to prevent ex post monopolistic behavior. Despite its apparent attractiveness on effici

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M. H. Sonneveld,M. I. Sonneveldnetwork, such as the wire that connects from the network to the individual subscribers’ premises in the case of telecommunications or electrical supply. While the literature has examined the role of regulation in mitigating problems facing utilities in such a situation (.; .), less attention has bee

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Finalisierung, Abgabe und Verteidigung,oors allow regulated firms to “capture” their regulators. When the public must mainly rely on regulators to see that costs and demands are accurately measured and reported when rates are set, this view of revolving doors is especially compelling.

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