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This paper investigates political uncertainty as a source of regulatory risk. It shows that political parties have incentives to reduce regulatory risk actively: Mutually beneficial pre-electoral agreements that reduce regulatory risk always exist. Agreements that fully eliminate it exist when...
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Uncertainty in election outcomes generates politically induced regulatory risk. For monopoly regulation, political …
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risk. Politically independent regulatory agencies solve this commitment problem. -- Regulation ; regulatory risk …
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are needed to implement pre-electoral agreements. -- regulation ; regulatory risk ; political economy ; electoral …
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The paper investigates political uncertainty as a source of regulatory risk. It shows that political parties have incentives to reduce regulatory risk actively: Mutually beneficial pre-electoral agreements that reduce regulatory risk always exist and fully eliminate it when political divergence...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010270198
This paper investigates political uncertainty as a source of regulatory risk. It shows that political parties have incentives to reduce regulatory risk actively: Mutually beneficial pre–electoral agreements that reduce regulatory risk always exist. Agreements that fully eliminate it exist when...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008572475
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Uncertainty in election outcomes generates politically induced regulatory risk. For monopoly regulation, political …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10011932909
The paper provides a tractable, analytical framework to study regulatory risk under optimal incentive regulation …
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The paper provides a tractable, analytical framework to study regulatory risk. Regulatory risk is captured by uncertainty about the policy variables in the regulator's objective function: weights attached to profits and costs of public funds. Results are as follows: 1) The regulator's reaction...
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