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06 September 2007
Edited by Dr. Sarah Voll and Mike King
In The Line in the Sand: The Shifting Boundary Between Markets and Regulation in Network Industries, following a retrospective foreword by Alfred Kahn, 30 of NERA's internationally recognized expert economists analyze shifts in the boundary between those industry segments that are subject to regulation and those facing market forces, the impact those shifts are having today, and the implications of these trends for future developments in key network industries, especially electricity.
The Line in the Sand: The Shifting Boundary Between Markets and Regulation in Network Industries explores some of the most important issues in regulatory economics today -- issues at the forefront of the shifts from regulation to deregulation (and sometimes back), including:
The Line in the Sand: The Shifting Boundary Between Markets and Regulation in Network Industries reflects the thinking of some of the best minds in regulatory economics today. It is an invaluable tool for regulators, industry leaders, economists, academics, and others involved in the constantly changing regulatory issues in electricity and other network industries.
The Line in the Sand: The Shifting Boundary Between Markets and Regulation in Network Industries can be purchased from www.amazon.com with a cover price of $39.95.