Access Pricing 2004
This report on access pricing and the regulation of access services was adopted by the Competition Committee in 2004.
This report addresses an issue which arises in virtually every public utility industry – the regulation of access to essential facilities. Access regulation issues lie squarely at the intersection of the fields of competition and regulatory policy. Access regulation draws on all aspects of the theory of regulation of natural monopolies. At the same time, both the level and structure of access prices have important implications regarding the scope for competition in the competitive parts of the industry. Access issues are not easy for regulators and competition policy-makers – they can be both difficult technically and the source of noisy disputes in practice. By bringing together theory and practice, this report seeks to help regulators and policymakers learn from theoretical insights and from practical experience to achieve efficient and competitive outcomes.
Access to Key Transport Facilities (2006) Structural Reform in the Rail Industry (2005) Competition and Regulation in the Water Sector (2004) Competition Issues in the Electricity Sector (2003) Competition and Regulations Issues in Telecommunications (2002) Competition Issues in Road Transport (2001)
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