Infrastructure concessions, information flows, and regulatory risk (English)

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 grows and that their ability to process it improves-a costly undertaking but worth the expense. Getting it right-with well-conceived rules, data, and methodologies-helps to avoid time-consuming regulatory...

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Burns, Phil;

Estache, antonio;
Document Date
1999/12/31
Document Type
Viewpoint
Report Number
21460
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
United Kingdom, Argentina,
Region
Europe and Central Asia, Latin America and Caribbean,
Disclosure Date
2018/01/04
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Infrastructure concessions, information flows, and regulatory risk
Keywords
cost of capital

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Burns, Phil; Estache, antonio.

Infrastructure concessions, information flows, and regulatory risk (English). Note no. 203|Public policy for the private sector Washington, D.C. : The World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/549861468761697346

Infrastructure concessions, information flows, and regulatory risk (English)

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