Nonlinear pricing and price cap regulation

Article Abstract:

Nonlinear pricing practices such as two-part pricing are typically used in industries with more allocative efficiency since they can cover the large fixed costs characterizing these industries. In particular, utility companies beset by the difficulties of resale and arbitrage between consumers practice nonlinear pricing. Profit-maximizing nonlinear pricing by a firm that is subject to price cap regulation is analyzed.

Research, Methods, Pricing, Price discrimination

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Optimal risk allocation for regulated monopolies and consumers

Article Abstract:

The settlement of prices, when a regulated monopoly, faces volatile demand or cost conditions is discussed. It is done with the help of using an adaptation, of the Ramsey pricing model.

Evaluation, Pricing policies

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Emission taxes and optimal refunding schemes

Article Abstract:

The design of refunding of emission taxes of firms which depend on market shares is examined. Different emission taxes and optimal refunding schemes is also described.

Analysis, Financial analysis, Market domination, Market share

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