Infrastructure Regulation: Models for Developing Asia
Many governments hope to fund infrastructure expansions with new private sector investment. Relying on private funding requires a good regulatory system to protect both users and investors. This paper surveys both the theory and practice of infrastructure regulation. It distinguishes between price cap and rate of return methods of regulation and considers case studies from particular sectors. A sound regulatory system is found to be an essential element for development.
This online discussion paper was published in January 2005 as an online and hard copy Research Paper without altering the original text.
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