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Better regulation is intended to serve as a framework to increase economic competitiveness, ensuring that legislation … energy efficiency of consumer electronics). The United Kingdom was an early mover in better regulation, implementing a … regulator conduct impact assessments. In the Republic of Ireland the government adopted a white paper on better regulation and …
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This chapter reviews a range of topics connected to the justification of government regulation, including: the … definition of “regulation”; welfarism, Kaldor-Hicks efficiency, and the Pareto principles; the fundamental theorems of welfare … economics and the “market failure” framework for justifying regulation, which identifies different ways in which the conditions …
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We use a sample of 144 countries over the period 2003-2013 to investigate the link between democracy and regulatory reforms. Democracy may be conducive to reform, as politicians embrace growth-enhancing reforms to win elections. On the other hand, authoritarian regimes may not worry as much...
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of recommendations are made to improve the system of regulation …
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Politicians, regulators and antitrust analysts have often used the presence of price discrimination as an indicator of market power. They are often motivated by political pressure from buyers facing the higher of the discriminatory prices to regulate or to pursue antitrust remedies in...
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We use firm-level data for France and Italy to explore the impact of service regulation reform implemented in the two …
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problem. In the short run, we need relatively modest but firm regulation. Dodd-Frank looks pretty good in many ways, but still …
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Politicians, regulators and antitrust analysts have often used the presence of price discrimination as an indicator of market power. They are often motivated by political pressure from buyers facing the higher of the discriminatory prices to regulate or to pursue antitrust remedies in...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014128808
One of the most heated debates in the current efforts to re-write the Communications Act has been whether the federal government should impose "Network Neutrality" requirements on broadband service providers. While we argue neither for nor against the need for Network Neutrality legislation in...
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substantial risks that Carterfone-type regulation would commoditize wireless network services in a way that could substantially …
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