Regulatory Effectiveness: The Impact of Regulation and Regulatory Governance Arrangements on Electricity Industry Outcomes
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The authors review a number of studies on the effectiveness of utility regulatory agency and governance arrangements for the electricity industry, particularly for developing countries. They discuss governance criteria and their measurement, both legal frameworks and surveys of regulatory practice. They also discuss the results from econometric studies of effectiveness for regulatory agencies in the electricity and telecommunications industries and compare these with the results from econometric studies of independent central banks and their governance. The authors conclude with a discussion of policy implications and of priorities for information collection to improve understanding of these issues.
Subfields: Accounting, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Strategy and Management
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- Concessions of infrastructure in Latin America: Government-led renegotiation (2007, background): “35See Cubbin and Stern (2005) and Wallsten (2001), for cross-country evidence that improved regulatory independence and quality have a positive impact on performance and efficiency in the electricity and telecommunication sectors respectively.”
- Infrastructure and Development: A Critical Appraisal of the Macro-level Literature (2008, background): “Even in the absence of renegotiations or expropriations, Cubbin and Stern (2005) and Estache and Rossi (2005) have shown that the electricity sector is more efficient in countries that enjoy a regulatory law and higher quality regulatory governance.”