2005
DOI: 10.1016/j.jpubeco.2004.04.002
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Strategic choice of financing systems in regulated and interconnected industries

Abstract: L'importance croissante deséchanges entre réseaux d'infrastructures influence les choix de régulation et la tarification de l'accès pour les services finals utilisant ces infrastructures. Nous analysons ce problème dans un cadre où deux gestionnaires d'infrastructures de pays frontaliers tarifent l'accèsà leurs réseaux utilisés par des firmes pour fournir des services de transports internationaux. Les coûts des réseaux peuventêtre financés par des fonds publics et des revenus d'accès. Les tarifs d'accès sont a… Show more

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“…Moreover, he warns that levels of charges may be prohibitively high for international traffic involved in transit of a country. Also see Bassanini and Pouyet (2005). for transit).…”
Section: Strategic Tolling Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Moreover, he warns that levels of charges may be prohibitively high for international traffic involved in transit of a country. Also see Bassanini and Pouyet (2005). for transit).…”
Section: Strategic Tolling Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, De Borger, Dunkerley and Proost (2007) do consider pricing and capacity investment in a two-stage game for a serial network, and illustrate the welfare effects for various sets of tolling instruments. Lastly, Bassanini and Pouyet (2005) study the non-coorperative choice of financing system (that is, does the system allow subsidies to be paid out of general tax revenues) by two national infrastructure managers who maximize welfare in their country while covering network costs. Agrell and Pouyet (2006) extend this work, focusing on countries' incentives to improve investment efficiency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, he warns that levels of charges may be prohibitively high for international traffic involved in transit of a country. Also see Bassanini and Pouyet (2005).…”
Section: Strategic Tolling Behaviormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…More recently, De Borger, Dunkerley and Proost (2007) do consider pricing and capacity investment in a two-stage game for a serial network, and illustrate the welfare effects for various sets of tolling instruments. Lastly, Bassanini and Pouyet (2005) study the non-coorperative choice of financing system (that is, does the system allow subsidies to be paid out of general tax revenues) by two national infrastructure managers who maximize welfare in their country while covering network costs. Agrell and Pouyet (2006) extend this work, focusing on countries' incentives to improve investment efficiency.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We assume that a merger entails a cost synergy, which takes the form of fixed-cost savings, 4 and we also allow for the possibility that the size of these fixed-cost savings depends on whether the merger is domestic or cross-border. More specifically, we assume that cost savings in a domestic and cross-border merger, respectively, are θ d K and θ c K,…”
Section: Mergersmentioning
confidence: 99%