Pooling, a missing element in the rate of return and price cap regulation debate: A comparison of alternative regulatory regimes

Glass, Victor; Stefanova, Stela; Sysuyev, Roman

doi:10.1016/j.infoecopol.2013.01.001

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“…The steppes offer great opportunities for the development of wind farms in the country because 50% of the territory of Kazakhstan has an average wind speed of 4-6 m/s. The most attractive regions for wind power are the north, the center of the country and the regions on the Caspian Sea (Glas 2019;Lefouili 2020).…”

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Questions of cost and pricing in the conditions of the functioning of the electricity market of Kazakhstan

Sadykova¹,

Zhakupov²,

Baymukhanov³

et al. 2022

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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nomic activities. Despite the increase in energy efficiency, the global electricity demand increased by 115% between 1990 and 2020, which is significantly higher than the population growth rate over the same period. This trend will undoubtedly continue conditioned upon economic growth, increased access and the electrification of end users. The assessment of electricity generation technologies from the point of view of well-being requires the use of the full cost method, which includes all applicable external costs, risks and benefits to determine the low-carbon energy balance, which in the Republic of Kazakhstan, is compatible with sustainable development. This assessment clearly needs to go beyond the plant level to consider the network infrastructure and demand to get a holistic view of the social costs of electricity. The practical significance lies in the analysis of cost and pricing in the conditions of the functioning of the electricity market of Kazakhstan.

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Questions of cost and pricing in the conditions of the functioning of the electricity market of Kazakhstan

Sadykova¹,

Zhakupov²,

Baymukhanov³

et al. 2022

Polityka Energetyczna – Energy Policy Journal

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“…In a theoretical and insightful work, Haucap and Klein (2012) proved that network regulation negatively affects investment incentives in the network market; however, the effects on investment in complementary services can be either negative or positive depending on the weight assigned by consumers to infrastructure vs service quality. Regarding the type of regulation, Glass et al (2013) found evidence for the USA of financial distress faced by the Rural Local Exchange Carriers when passing from the rate-of-return regulation to a price cap regulation. At the same time, regulation in related markets can have impacts on the broadband market, as shown by Montolio and Trillas (2013).…”

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Stimulating broadband adoption: state-owned companies versus tax exemptions – the Brazilian case

Baigorri

Maldonado

2018

JES

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Purpose The purpose of this paper is to propose a new methodology to assess the economic and social impacts of policies to promote mass access to the internet in fixed broadband. The authors apply the methodology to the Brazilian broadband market. Design/methodology/approach For this purpose, municipal information concerning the provision of EILD is used, and then a stylized model of definition of service penetration based on information regarding the price, the distribution of income and the number of households served is proposed. Findings The results indicate that cost reduction policies are more effective than measures to promote competition through the introduction of state-owned enterprises in the telecommunication market for broadband service. On the other hand, the results also indicate that the federal and state governments face a dilemma between broadband policy and tax policy. Originality/value This is a new and original methodology to model the broadband market demand, which is useful to assess the impact of regulation policies in the sector as well as structural changes in that market.

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Creating Last-Mile Incentives from Inside-Out. A Template Drawn from Rural Telecom

Glass

2018

New Business and Regulatory Strategies in the Postal Sector

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Pooling, a missing element in the rate of return and price cap regulation debate: A comparison of alternative regulatory regimes

Cited by 3 publications

References 6 publications

Questions of cost and pricing in the conditions of the functioning of the electricity market of Kazakhstan

Questions of cost and pricing in the conditions of the functioning of the electricity market of Kazakhstan

Stimulating broadband adoption: state-owned companies versus tax exemptions – the Brazilian case

Creating Last-Mile Incentives from Inside-Out. A Template Drawn from Rural Telecom

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