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Lessons from developing economies on the independece of regulators: Evidence, theory and…impressions
Delivered as part of ‘The future of independent regulation’, Annual Westminster Conference 2013
Delivered as part of ‘The future of independent regulation’, Annual Westminster Conference 2013
Delivered as part of ‘The future of independent regulation’, Annual Westminster Conference 2013
Delivered as part of ‘Challenges to existing regulatory structures and paradigms’, Annual Competition and Regulation Conference 2010
Delivered as part of ‘The role of competition in public policy’, Annual Westminster Conference 2010
Delivered as part of ‘The role of competition in public policy’, Annual Westminster Conference 2010
Delivered as part of ‘The role of competition in public policy’, Annual Westminster Conference 2010
Delivered as part of ‘The role of competition in public policy’, Annual Westminster Conference 2010
Delivered as part of ‘The role of competition in public policy’, Annual Westminster Conference 2010
In France, the debate on regulation of public services often excludes the water sector, one of the few sectors not affected by post-war nationalisation. The industry is decentralisied, with quality and price placed on the large number of communes. The 1990s saw increasing social demands in favour of better regulaton.
This study highlights limits to real reform in the electricity and telecommunications sectors in Spain