Pricing and entry in regulated industries: the role of regulatory design

Article Abstract:

The policies imposed by a regulator on a regulated market affects the market's appeal to potential entrants. In a regulated market where the regulator does not regulate the entrant upon entry, the length of time between entry and the revision of prices affects the market price. A long regulatory gap results to higher market prices because the regulator has to require the incumbent player to keep his prices up.

Markets (Economics), Industry regulations, Government regulation of business, Trade regulation

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Riding free on the signals of others

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Production losses are experienced by agents who ride free on the signals of others. Agents who are planning to engage in free-riding are forced to initially choose to receive a signal related to the project. Such undertaking is observed by agents even in situations where the signal is costless. Initial pioneers also experience short-term losses in an effort to signal the opportunity to other agents.

Models, Management, Investments, Signals and signaling, Signaling, Information theory

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Ex ante free mobility, ex post immobility, and time consistency in a federal system

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to regional population distribution and regional mobility are examined in detail. Fiscal policies and their relationship to regional population policies are explored.

Community development, Migration, Internal, Internal migration

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