Titlebook: Competition and the Regulation of Utilities; Michael A. Crew Book 1991 Springer Science+Business Media New York 1991 Monopol.competition.g

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Productivity Growth and Technological Change in the United States Telecommunications Equipment Manuuct Accounts for computers has been revised to account for changes in the performance characteristics of computer systems (.), no comparable modification has been made to the price of semiconductor devices. Yet semiconductor devices incorporated in telecommunication equipment have been largely respo

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Entry and Welfare Loss in Regulated Industries,ts are made available in some broadly equitable fashion. The flaws of PUR include:.1. “Capture” theorists, students of “rent-seeking,” and the economics of collective action all predict that the regulators, in practice, will act to benefit the relatively concentrated interests of the industries that

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Information Economics and New Forms of Regulation,ogical change, competition, and entry are bringing about drastic rethinking in the way telecommunications are regulated. For AT&T Communications, price-cap regulation has now replaced traditional rate-of-return regulation in their interstate long-distance telecommunications business. Price-cap regul

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Privatization of Electricity in the United States,uctures and behaviors, supplanting numerous aspects of public utility regulation. Yet state and federal regulators have responded erratically to these underlying changes, often delivering policies at cross purposes. Such inconsistency is unfortunate but understandable, given the divergent interests

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Productivity Growth and Technological Change in the United States Telecommunications Equipment Manuange in semiconductor devices based on their use in telecommunication equipment. We have carried out a similar investigation for the contribution of semiconductor devices to productivity growth in computer equipment (. and .). In that case, however, the prior quality adjustment of computer industry

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Entry and Welfare Loss in Regulated Industries,diversify and exploit the market power in their regulated markets, with harm to both regulated ratepayers and the performance in the markets the regulated firms enter...4. The tax and subsidy schemes inherent in regulatory cost allocation and pricing structures are inevitably inefficient, compared t

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