
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

PRESENTATION TO CAVE REVIEW OF COMPETITION & INNOVATION IN WATER MARKETS
UNIVERSITY OF WARWICK
9 JULY 2008

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission Regulatory Conference, Queensland, July 2008

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Written evidence of Professor George Yarrow, Director, Regulatory Policy
Institute.

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A presentation by George Yarrow to the Judicial Studies Board’s Competition Law Course, 9-10 January 2006.

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