1. Introduction Power industry deregulation and electricity market restructuring, which began in Chile in the 1980s and … Transmission Organizations (RTO) and the development of competitive wholesale power markets. Deregulation also led to the creation … of various electricity contract–based financial derivative products. In 1996, the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX …

indicating a majorshift towards deregulation. Deregulation and a twenty-five percent blackeconomic empowerment (BEE) objective …. Developments in three deregulated countries were analysed andevaluated, to determine the effects should full deregulation occur. A …

whether the conducted deregulation policies resulted in greater integration of emerging financial markets with the world …-varying volatility that usually characterize financial data and therefore it can provide more accurate inference compared to other …

after deregulation, but passenger journeys fell and bus fares increased in real terms. The inability to reverse the long …-run decline in passenger journeys and the increase in bus fares is often cited as evidence of the failure of deregulation to … caused significant reductions in subsidy to the bus industry concurrent with deregulation. It can be argued that it is the …

attributes. These findings help to illuminate the understanding and ultimately the programming of deregulation effects. …

the different political?economic structures and policy approaches to deregulation and liberalization played a role in …

deregulation policy. This paper, therefore, seeks to analyse the relationship between deregulation of the downstream sector and … and inflation rate were not as a result of deregulation, and deregulating price of petroleum products significantly …

have had its origin in deregulation which allowed firms to advertise their services and solicit new clients, encouraging … of having separated two key forms of deregulation, namely advertising and solicitation, by 6 years. This allows us to … justify deregulation. …