Mission impossible!? On the harmonization of national allocation plans under the EU emissions trading directive

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European Union (EU) will implement in the beginning of 2005 a (CO)(sub 2) emissions trading scheme to promote cost-efficiency of aggregate emission abatement. Because of the incompatibility of economic efficiency and free allocation of allowances with harmonized allocation rules, the harmonization aspects of multi-jurisdictional environmental policies across EU Member States are analyzed.

United States, Emissions credit trading, Environmental policy, Emissions trading

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Regulation of mobile telephony across the European Union: an empirical analysis

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A study examining the effects of regulatory policies of European Union on the demand and prices of mobile telecommunication services in the member countries of the union is presented. It is observed in this context that liberalization is directly proportionate to demand and indirectly proportionate to prices.

Market information - general, Analysis, Supply and demand, Wireless communications services, Deregulation, Wireless communication systems, Wireless voice/data service

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The effects of public ownership and regulatory independence on regulatory outcomes

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Impact of public ownership and regulatory agency autonomy on regulatory outcomes in European Union telecommunications is analyzed. It also focused on interconnect rates paid by the newcomers to the old users.

Other General Government Support, Government Enterprises-Total Govt, Government business enterprises, Public enterprises

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