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We analyze the treatment and impact of idiosyncratic or firm-specific risk in regulation. Regulatory authorities regularly ignore firm-specific characteristics, such as size or asset ages, implying different risk exposure in incentive regulation. In contrast, it is common to apply only a single...
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True to the spirit of a social-democratic State, India had originally evolved her power development policy, and shouldered that responsibility, in line with the State's professed commitment to honouring and ensuring social security equations. Though the State Electricity Boards (SEBs) were...
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-history analysis of the determinants of reform in the telecommunications and electricity sectors of as many as 205 countries and … borrowing countries. We discuss the possibility that, by pressuring countries into policy reform, cross-national coercion and …
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consequent reform drives, and the political economy involved in these aspects. The discussion in the wider canvas of the national …, not structure-specific ones. We hence question the (unfounded) logic of the structural reform in the sector now posited as …
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, as a ‘bottom-up’ solution, rather than continuing attempts to force through ‘top-down’ reform of the existing state …
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reform in developing countries. Important sectoral, economic, and social dimensions are involved in electricity reform, but … empirical analysis and evaluation have been of limited use for testing the economic rationale of reform and policy advice. This … indicators as a first step towards filling this gap and developing a coherent framework for studying electricity reform in …
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The electricity supply industry is highly capital-intensive, whose success depends critically upon the management of its investment. In most developing countries investment is poorly managed, poorly maintained, and often inadequate. Inadequate regulation or political control lead to low prices...
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This paper reviews the empirical evidence on electricity reform in developing countries. We find that country … institutions and sector governance play an important role in success and failure of reform; reforms appear to have increased …
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’s efficiency. We use the auction data of public power procurements to study the impact of the reform on the retail power market in …
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