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Financial markets and financeability: The Implications of recent developments for utility regulation
Beesley Lecture series XIX

A Strategy for Introducing Competition in the Water Sector in England and Wales
Article based on the text of the Beesley lecture series XIX delivered by Martin Cave in October 2009

A nuclear future? UK Government policy and the role of the market
Beesley Lecture series XIX

What is the role of public service broadcasting in the digital age?
Beesley Lecture series XIX

Toward an intelligent design for energy and environmental regulation UK energy regulation over the past 25 years
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Assessment of competition at Stansted airport
The CAA has asked us to consider the CC’s draft paper on the Assessment of Competition at Stansted Airport,

Known unknowns: competition, discovery and the limitations of CBA
Government economic service conference July 2008

Comment on Competition Comission report: Stansted Quinquennial review – Assessment of Competition at Stansted Airport
We have been asked by the Civil Aviation Authority to comment on the Competition Commission (CC)`s paper on Assessment

What do today’s regulators and regulatees need to know
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Regulatory Conference, Queensland, July 2008

The abstractions regime: Discovering the value of water. Presentation to Cave review of competition and innovation in water markets
PRESENTATION TO CAVE REVIEW OF COMPETITION & INNOVATION IN WATER MARKETS
UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK
9 JULY 2008

Environmental Issues in the Regulation of Energy. The UK’s renewable energy strategy: the return of the central planners?
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Regulatory Conference, Queensland, July 2008

Review of the Regulatory Impact Assessments accompanying the introduction of the Traffic Management Permit Scheme (England) Regulations 2007
The Traffic Management Act 2004 (TMA) provided for the introduction of a number of measures intended to address problems
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Airport Enterprises: An Economic Analysis
‘Airport Enterprises: An Economic Analysis’ frames the airport firm as a business platform for a broad spectrum of commercial activities, some of which enjoy the characteristics of two-sided markets