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THE POLICY OF CONSUMER PROTECTION IN THE ELECTRICITY MARKET
Filipović, Sanja; Tanić, Gordan - In: Economic Annals 53 (2008) 178-179, pp. 157-182
The provision of a safe and reliable electricity supply has a central place in modern social life. The rise of electricity prices and the process of liberalisation of the electricity market are the two main factors which have made it necessary to modify the current traditional ways of protecting...
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BARRIERS TO COMPETITIVE FRINGE EXPANSION AS A SEED OF MARKET POWER
Gerasymenko, Anzhelika - In: Economic Annals 57 (2012) 195, pp. 103-114
Starting from the behavioural approach to economic competition, this paper enlarges the traditional view of economics on the essence of potential competition by including not only the potency of competition from new but also the potency of competition from existing firms of the competitive...
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THE LEGAL AND ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK OF EU TELECOM MARKET REGULATION
Tintor, Vladica; Janković, Milan; Milićević, Vlade - In: Economic Annals 55 (2010) 185, pp. 107-128
market regulation. We briefly compare the new 2007 regulatory framework with the previous ones. At the end we analyse some …
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REGUALTORY REFORM IN FIVE WESTERN BALKAN COUNTRIES: EVIDENCE AND PERSPECTIVES
Penev, Slavica; Marušić, Andreja - In: Economic Annals 54 (2009) 182, pp. 40-66
of existing regulation and the implementation of Regulatory Impact Analysis (RIA).The paper concludes that in order to …
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IMPERFECT COMPETITION IN THE PRIMARY AGRICULTURAL COMMODITY MARKET IN SERBIA
Paraušić, Vesna; Mihailović, Branko; Hamović, Vladana - In: Economic Annals 55 (2010) 184, pp. 113-150
Development of the primary agricultural production sector in the Republic of Serbia is predominantly restricted by a disorganised and inefficient market of purchase of primary agricultural products. The government should be held responsible for this, because its existing legislation and...
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THE SERBIAN FUNCTIONAL FOOD MARKET: DOES REGULATION MAKE A DIFFERENCE?
Žaklina, Stojanović; Radmila, Dragutinović-Mitrović - In: Economic Annals 57 (2012) 193, pp. 53-70
Western Balkan countries (WBC). The purpose is to examine whether the existence of regulation, as an institutional … effects of regulation and some other factors with crucial influence on the differences between Serbian and other WBC … by the existence of legal regulation, competition, and other factors. All results implicate the necessity of regulatory …
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