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between price cap regulation, welfare maximization, welfare improvements, distributional preferences and poverty reduction and …
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between price cap regulation, welfare maximization, welfare improvements, distributional preferences and poverty reduction and …
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between price cap regulation, welfare maximization, welfare improvements, distributional preferences and poverty reduction and …
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between price cap regulation, welfare maximization, welfare improvements, distributional preferences and poverty reduction and …
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between price cap regulation, welfare maximization, welfare improvements, distributional preferences and poverty reduction and …
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This work draws on the analysis of price regulation of water services in Italy, the so-called Metodo Normalizzato, to … the service provider; its purpose is to identify the features that a regulatory mechanism, based on the Price Cap, should …
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U.S. federal and state governments rarely regulate healthcare price levels, but do regulate price changes for … pharmaceuticals, hospitals, and health insurance. Previous research showed that limiting price increases can raise launch prices and … price increases can have the opposite effect, that is, launch prices fall while profit and social welfare rise. Ironically …
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This chapter considers the relationship between nondiscrimination rules and supply-side incentives to invest in infrastructure. We encountered the issue throughout chapter 6. This chapter frames and evaluates the oft -made claim that government-imposed commons management will significantly...
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support for unsolicited ratings in recent years as illustrating the theory of the second best. We explore the impact of …
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The economics literature on mercantilism tends to emphasize gold hoarding and external barriers to trade as defining characteristics. However, medieval institutions included a host of internal barriers to trade as well as external ones. High offices were often for sale as were monopoly...
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