電力の産業組織と送電料金の設定 : 日本と英国の競争政策

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Competition in public utilities is being promoted throughout the world with extensive liberalisation occurring in many countries. The traditional lack of rivalry means that to accommodate efficient and effective competition liberalisation entails the entry of new operators. These conditions could prompt incumbents to abuse their dominant position when confronted with a new entry. Particularly, the foreclosure problem in public utilities is potentially very acute because successful entry is dependent on the incumbent offering interconnection. Regulatory authorities face difficulties in evaluating access prices that balance the competing claims of the incumbent and entrants, and ensure that reasonable prices are established which are compatible with the promotion of effective competition.
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