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Monopolies Theory Effectiveness And Regulation Robert W Karlsen

Name: Monopolies Theory Effectiveness And Regulation Robert W Karlsen
SKU: BELL-4744992
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8 (104 reviews)

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Publisher: Nova Science Publishers, Inc.

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.32 MB

Pages: 139

Author: Robert W. Karlsen, Robert W. Karlsen, Michael A. Pettyfer

ISBN: 9781613243541, 1613243545

Language: English

Year: 2011

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Monopolies Theory Effectiveness And Regulation Robert W Karlsen by Robert W. Karlsen, Robert W. Karlsen, Michael A. Pettyfer 9781613243541, 1613243545 instant download after payment.

Monopolies or market power are usually considered to be an economic threat to markets and consumers. This book examines the theory, effectiveness and regulation of monopolies across the globe. The authors present topical research on monopolies, including the natural monopoly and third party access of the Swedish district heating market; the causes of market power; and, collusion and regulation in an electricity spot market and a study of the stability and efficiency of vertical collaboration networks from a microeconomic viewpoint.