Titlebook: Expanding Competition in Regulated Industries; Michael A. Crew Book 2000 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2000 Electricity Markets

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Expanding Competition in Regulated Industries978-1-4757-3192-7Series ISSN 2730-7468 Series E-ISSN 2730-7476

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,Forschungsans?tze in der Literatur,gulated wellhead prices and open access to pipeline transportation now supports a robust futures market. In telecommunications, long-distance prices continue to fall as new technologies and corporate restructurings promise even greater competition in the near future. In electricity, bidding markets continue to supplant monopoly provision of power.

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Dynamic Competition and Monopoly Regulation, traditional regulated utility industries, which leaves regulators facing many questions previously the province of antitrust experts. In natural gas, telecommunications, and even electricity, regulators and legislators find it increasingly necessary to identify competitors, assess the extent of competition, and craft pro-competitive policies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-3192-7Electricity Markets; Monopol; competition; environment; regulation; utility

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Wertesystem einer Unternehmung, the privatization of the industry in the United Kingdom. One important aim of the U.K. privatization was to introduce competition into an industry that previously had been a publicly owned monopoly. A similar process of attempting to open up the industry to competition was set in motion in the Unit