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On the economic regulation of voltage quality
2008 43rd International Universities Power Engineering Conference, 2008The voltage continuity and quality are two different aspects of the quality on the electrical supply. Their regulation is of great importance due to the economical consequences associated with the presence of the disturbances in the electrical power systems.
CARPINELLI G +3 more
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Banking regulations and economic views of regulation
2013Forthcoming
Harnay, Sophie, Scialom, Laurence
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The Economics of Pesticide Use and Regulation
Science, 1991Pesticides enhance agricultural productivity, but the environmental and health side effects of their use justify government regulation, a subject of continuing societal debate. Bans on pesticide use are the principal regulatory device used in the United States.
D, Zilberman +4 more
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Competition and the regulation of economic development
The Quarterly Review of Economics and Finance, 2005This paper explores the idea that the competitive process is central to a process of economic development and that it underpins the self-transformation of economic systems and thus structural change. Innovation plays a key role in the competitive process and links economic development to enterprise and the growth of knowledge in general.
Metcalfe, J. Stan, Ramlogan, R.
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Beyond the New Public Management is an important book which provides a comprehensive analysis of current conceptual debates in public management and governance; and critically reviews attempts made over the last two decades to apply the ‘new public management’ model in developed and developing countries.
Paul L. Joskow +3 more
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Environmental regulation and economic integration
Journal of International Economic Law, 2000Abstract This chapter explores the relationship between economic integration and environmental regulation. Part I begins by observing that fears that economic competition would lead to a regulatory ‘race toward the bottom’ appear to have proven unwarranted: increased economic integration has proved compatible with the general ...
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