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In this paper, we study regulation of externalities involving many small-scale polluters, where the damages from emissions depend on the polluters' locations. Examples include nutrient and pesticide emissions from farms, particulate emissions from vehicles and home heating units, emissions of...
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In this paper, we study regulation of externalities involving many small-scale polluters, where the damages from emissions depend on the polluters’ locations. Examples include nutrient and pesticide emissions from farms, particulate emissions from vehicles and home heating units, emissions of...
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In this paper, we study regulation of externalities involving many small-scale polluters, where the damages from emissions depend on the polluters' locations. Examples include nutrient and pesticide emissions from farms, particulate emissions from vehicles and home heating units, emissions of...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011933928
The access pricing problem emerges when a vertically integrated firm (the incumbent) provides an essential service in the upstream market, to an entrant. Both firms produce a final service and compete in the downstream market. The standard treatment of this problem has been to add the access...
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Este artículo explora a través de un mismo modelo básico las características fundamentales que determinan si es socialmente preferible concesionar versus privatizar un servicio público con características monopólicas. Los principales resultados de este trabajo son que la opción de...
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