Abstract
In the eighties, a broad discussion about possible increases of efficiencies in public supply (and in other regulated areas) has started under the slogan ''deregulation''. The use of the term deregulation is not uniform. In the discussions of the past years, however, it turned out more and more that the literal significance (reduction of the regulation density) is less the center of interest than rather the creation of a new regulatory frame which allows to establish markets in spaces free of competition. From ''need'' to ''supply'' one passes over to ''demand'' and ''offer''. Deregulation in local electric power supply means correspondingly: How can the consumer prices for electricity be determined through competitive processes instead of a cost regulation In the following, fundamental problems are mentioned. (orig./UA)
Bolle, F
[1]
- Lehrstuhl fuer Volkswirtschaftstheorie (Mikrooekonomie), Frankfurt/Oder (Germany)
Citation Formats
Bolle, F.
Competition in communal power supply. Wettbewerb in der kommunalen Stromversorgung.
Germany: N. p.,
1993.
Web.
Bolle, F.
Competition in communal power supply. Wettbewerb in der kommunalen Stromversorgung.
Germany.
Bolle, F.
1993.
"Competition in communal power supply. Wettbewerb in der kommunalen Stromversorgung."
Germany.
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title = {Competition in communal power supply. Wettbewerb in der kommunalen Stromversorgung}
author = {Bolle, F}
abstractNote = {In the eighties, a broad discussion about possible increases of efficiencies in public supply (and in other regulated areas) has started under the slogan ''deregulation''. The use of the term deregulation is not uniform. In the discussions of the past years, however, it turned out more and more that the literal significance (reduction of the regulation density) is less the center of interest than rather the creation of a new regulatory frame which allows to establish markets in spaces free of competition. From ''need'' to ''supply'' one passes over to ''demand'' and ''offer''. Deregulation in local electric power supply means correspondingly: How can the consumer prices for electricity be determined through competitive processes instead of a cost regulation In the following, fundamental problems are mentioned. (orig./UA)}
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volume = {17:2}
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title = {Competition in communal power supply. Wettbewerb in der kommunalen Stromversorgung}
author = {Bolle, F}
abstractNote = {In the eighties, a broad discussion about possible increases of efficiencies in public supply (and in other regulated areas) has started under the slogan ''deregulation''. The use of the term deregulation is not uniform. In the discussions of the past years, however, it turned out more and more that the literal significance (reduction of the regulation density) is less the center of interest than rather the creation of a new regulatory frame which allows to establish markets in spaces free of competition. From ''need'' to ''supply'' one passes over to ''demand'' and ''offer''. Deregulation in local electric power supply means correspondingly: How can the consumer prices for electricity be determined through competitive processes instead of a cost regulation In the following, fundamental problems are mentioned. (orig./UA)}
journal = []
volume = {17:2}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1993}
month = {Jun}
}