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When Does Regulation Distort Costs? Lessons from Fuel Procurement in U.S. Electricity Generation

Cicala, Steve - 2013

Under what conditions does cost-of-service regulation lead firms to distort costs? This paper analyzes changes in fuel …-level legislation that ended cost-of-service regulation among investor-owned electric utilities in the late 1990s. I construct a … under cost-of-service regulation. I then show that the drop in the price of coal is associated with a reallocation of …

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It takes two to Tango : lobbies and the political business cycle

Horgos, Daniel; Zimmermann, Klaus W. - 2009

With interest groups significantly affecting economic performance (according to Mancur Olson) and a vital interest of governments in economic growth and low unemployment in order to win elections, there should be a link between political business cycles and the evolution of lobbies over time...

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Regulatory impact assessment in Mexico : a story of interest groups pressure

Reyes, Renny; Romano, Alessandro; Sottilotta, Cecilia Emma - In: Law and development review 8 (2015) 1, pp. 99-121

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All the president' s friends : political access and firm value

Brown, Jeffrey R.; Huang, Jiekun - 2017

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What benefits does transparent lobbying bring

Bednářová, Pavla - In: Danube : law and economics review 9 (2018) 3, pp. 193-205

Most quantitative studies deal with the costs of transparency lobbying and give little or no attention to quantifying … the benefits. The aim of the article is to determine options for increasing lobbying transparency and their evaluation and … identified. Option I is the possibility of increasing the transparency of lobbying by measures introduced on lobbyists. Option II …

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Regulatory reform : results and challenges

Dudley, Susan E.; Ellig, Jerry - In: Journal of benefit-cost analysis : JBCA 16 (2025), pp. 44-59

Over the last century, the United States has witnessed three approaches to achieving better regulatory outcomes: the removal of "economic" regulations in certain sectors; regulatory impact analysis (RIA) of new "social" regulations; and retrospective analysis of existing regulations. This...

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Regulating National Firms in a Common Market

Biancini, Sara - 2021

We consider the regulation of national firms in a common market. Regulators can influence the production of national …

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The Cost of Regulatory Compliance in the United States

Trebbi, Francesco; Zhang, Miao Ben - 2023

We quantify firms' regulatory compliance costs from 2002 to 2014 in terms of their labor spending to adhere to government rules. Detailed establishment-level occupation data, in combination with occupation-specific task information, allow us to recover the share of an establishment's wage bill...

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Regulated Electricity Retailing in Chile

Galetovic, Alexander - 2017

While some countries have unbundled distribution and retailing, skeptics argue that the physical attributes of electricity make retailers redundant. Instead, it is claimed that passive pass through of wholesale prices plus regulate charges for transmission and distribution success for customers...

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Does regulatory Impact assessment (RIA) really evaluate regulatory impact? : the case of the Czech Republic

Jára, Karel; Schwarz, Jiří - 2012

RIA is properly implemented for all potential sources of regulation, including parliamentary amendments to bills. But …

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