Holdings: Infrastructure Concessions, Information Flows, and Regulatory Risk

Infrastructure Concessions, Information Flows, and Regulatory Risk

Regulators of concessions in newly privatized infrastructure sectors typically start the price control process with limited sectoral and corporate data. To move toward more realistic regulatory targets, they must ensure that this information base g...

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Main Authors:	Burns, Phil, Estache, Antonio
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	REGULATORY FRAMEWORK PRICE STRUCTURES MONOPOLIES INFRASTRUCTURE REGULATION INFORMATION DISSEMINATION CONTRACT NEGOTIATION PRIVATIZATION OPERATING COSTS DEPRECIATION COST OF CAPITAL YARDSTICK COMPETITION VALUATION INVESTMENT PROGRAMS CAPITAL INVESTMENTS CONCESSIONS ACCOUNTING AFFILIATED ORGANIZATIONS ASSET PRICING ASSET VALUATION ASSET VALUE ASSETS BENCHMARK BENCHMARKING BID BIDDERS BIDDING BIDDING DOCUMENTS CAPITAL USE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX CONSUMERS COST OF DEBT CAPITAL COVERAGE CPI DEBT DIVIDEND POLICY ECONOMISTS EQUITY CAPITAL EXCESS PROFITS EXPENDITURES FINANCIAL INFORMATION FORECASTS INCENTIVE EFFECTS INEFFICIENCY LIQUIDITY MERGERS PERVERSE INCENTIVES PRESENT VALUE PRODUCTIVITY PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH REGULATORY CAPTURE SAVINGS STOCK MARKETS SUSTAINABILITY TELECOMMUNICATIONS TRADEOFFS TRANSPARENCY WEALTH
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/1999/12/729341/infrastructure-concessions-information-flows-regulatory-risk http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11446

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Infrastructure Concessions, Information Flows, and Regulatory Risk

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