Argentina’s 1992 transmission expansion policy was subsequently modified by, for example, including provision for … the regulation of monopoly networks is feasible, and the scope for it may be greater than generally appreciated. However …

, voting and paying for such expansions, which were then put out to competitive tender. Commentators hold this novel policy to … Buenos Aire. This paper challenges this interpretation. The policy was chosen because the conventional regulatory framework …. It indicated a need to reappraise transmission investment policy because the availability of gas had made it more …

the generation, transmission and distribution sectors, as well as the economic regulation of electricity and the general …

economic regulation of electricity and the general institutional environment favourable to reform. We note that while the …

Stabilization Plans holding incumbent utility prices below cost since 2006. In the Ohio gas sector, rate regulation has not … question, but the policy deserves consideration elsewhere. …

economic crisis in 2001 and subsequent federal government policy. The arrangements nonetheless appear to be working well, and …

Privatisation of utilities is about ownership rather than control. Liberalisation can induce greather improvements in … performance than privatisation alone. Regulation id inevitably inefficient, and adequately competitive network services may … sustain. Theory and evidence suggest that pricing network access and use is difficult., risking foreclosure without regulation …

Should regulation of potentially competitive elements of network utilities be left with sector regulators or solely … more emphasis on making sector regulation consistent with competition law. The paper discusses the appropriateness of the … competition law approach for telecoms and electricity. Post-modern utilities like telecoms, in which facilities-based competition …