Financing a Nationalized Monopoly: Coase's Versus Hotelling-Lerner's Solution
In 1946, Coase rejected Hotelling-Lerner's solution for financing a nationalized monopoly on the grounds that any tax structure could distort relative prices. In monopoly where two-part tariffs are infeasible, Coase suggested average cost pricing as a noninfenor solution to the above policy. This article shows that, in a general equilibrium model, it is possible to choose a distortionary Hotelling-Lerner's tax policy that is superior to average cost pricing.
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1998
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Authors: | Torregrosa, Ramón J. |
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Public Finance Review. - Vol. 26.1998, 4, p. 392-405
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