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- first generally and then in the Russian Federation. Finally, we seek to derive lessons relevant to Russia from both the …
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In 2006, Russia amended its competition law and added the concepts of “collective dominance” and its abuse. This was …
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popular with economists and reformers around the world, but it may not be the best available for Russia. This paper argues … shippers while not requiring more sophisticated regulatory oversight than may be available in Russia …
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it to the railroad, electricity, and telecommunications sectors in Russia, Lithuania, Romania, and Poland …
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The railways of Russia and the CEE countries - generally much more freight oriented, and much more important to their … in entering. As always, Russia is different …
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between discrimination that harms competition and discrimination designed only to recover fixed costs, policy makers in Russia …
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The Russian Federation is in the process of making major structural changes to its railway and electricity sectors. Both sectors will be at least partly vertically disintegrated, with the aim of creating competition in the "upstream" sector while maintaining state ownership and control of the...
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The setting of user prices for enterprises with large fixed costs and marginal costs below average costs - "natural monopolies" - raises important policy questions regarding both efficiency and equity. It has become well accepted among economists that, in a variety of settings, welfare may be...
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