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Perspectives on ‘fairness’
Delivered as part of ‘Too busy to think’, Annual Westminster Conference 2017
May 3, 2017
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How well is competition policy and law coping with its challenges?
Delivered as part of ‘Too busy to think’, Annual Westminster Conference 2017
May 3, 2017
Perceptions of BT
Delivered as part of ‘Too busy to think’, Annual Westminster Conference 2017
May 3, 2017
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Too busy to think? Entropic processes in regulatory policies: Programme notes
Too busy to think? Entropic processes in regulatory policies: Programme notes
Delivered as part of ‘Too busy to think’, Annual Westminster Conference 2017
March 28, 2017
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The European Economic Area Agreement: a short introduction
Our aim in this paper is to explain and comment on some of the principal features and implications of the European Economic Area Agreement (EEAA). A number of misunderstandings about the content and operation of the Agreement appear to have made their way into public discourse in the UK. We are concerned about the distorting effect of these, not only on public perceptions, but also potentially on the Government’s position. Our hope is that this paper may help inform a more considered debate about the UK’s Brexit destination.
March 1, 2017
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A new regulatory framework for the Victorian water industry
The Australian state of Victoria will be implementing a new water pricing framework for the
next regulatory price review in 2018. The framework will apply to 16 of the State’s urban
water businesses and Southern Rural Water.
In May 2016, the Essential Services Commission (ESC), Victoria’s economic regulator,
released a position paper setting out a proposed, new pricing approach and invited
submissions on its proposal.3 Based on feedback received through this consultation process,
the ESC released a final report in October 2016 that sets out the water pricing framework and
approach that is to be implemented from 2018.4
March 1, 2017
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Energy and environmental policy: the GB experience A Report for the Australian Energy Market Commission
This Report provides an account of the development of GB energy and environmental policies over recent decades, with a focus on the extent to which they have worked together to bring about best-feasible trade-offs between major policy objectives such as reduction in greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and promotion of the long-term interests of energy consumers
February 28, 2017
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The emergence of new issues
Delivered as part of ‘The evolution of UK regulatory policy in retrospect: What has worked well? What hasn’t? What can be learned from experience?’, Annual Competition and Regulation Conference 2016
September 19, 2016
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Learning from others: Institutional weaknesses in US regulation?
Delivered as part of ‘The evolution of UK regulatory policy in retrospect: What has worked well? What hasn’t? What can be learned from experience?’, Annual Competition and Regulation Conference 2016
September 19, 2016
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Learning from others: Australia: how the energy markets are governed
Delivered as part of ‘The evolution of UK regulatory policy in retrospect: What has worked well? What hasn’t? What can be learned from experience?’, Annual Competition and Regulation Conference 2016
September 16, 2016