Regulating infrastructure : funding regulatory agencies (English)

• Author

  Smith, Warrick, Shin, Ben

• Document Date

  1995/09/30

• Document Type

  Departmental Working Paper

• Report Number

  16017

• Volume No

  1

• Total Volume(s)

  1

• Disclosure Date

  2011/10/24

• Disclosure Status

  Disclosed

• Doc Name

  Regulating infrastructure : funding regulatory agencies

• Keywords

  rate of return regulation;efficient allocation of resource;abuse of market power;price cap regulation;standard of transparency;political interference;general tax revenues;civil service salary;electricity and gas;benefits of regulation;source of funding;form of taxation;elasticity of demand;good regulatory regime;regulatory utility commissioner;Access to Electricity;independent regulatory agency;long run cost;civil service rules;general taxation;general budget;gross revenue;infrastructure regulation;regulatory fee;agency budget;budget process;independent agency;budget funding;telecommunications regulator;political manipulation;price regulation;agency staff;license fee;certification process;political process;elastic demand;regulatory discretion;regulatory rule;water regulator;alternative funding;electricity regulator;regulated sectors;concession fee;appeal process;adequate resources;energy purchase;privatized utility;utility bill;improved regulation;regulatory assessment;public reporting;accountability requirement;staff increase;legislative scrutiny;funding process;independent judgment;judicial review;budgetary allocation;budget autonomy;excessive regulatory;private water;financial autonomy;regulatory function;regulated industry;monopolistic activity;fair return;infrastructure reform;regulatory control;high infrastructure;high tariff;accountability regime;independent fund;special interest;pricing strategy;political pressure;appointment process;regulatory system;efficient operation;investment arrangements;infrastructure activities;exempt agency;potential investor;infrastructure provider;infrastructure service;regulatory arrangement;political discretion;cost-recovery scheme;general taxes;cost structure;tariff increase;tax levy;efficient regulation;efficient tax;tariff components;connection fee;industry regulator;cable subscriber;national association;social cost;formula linking;transparent process;driving force;infrastructure privatization;motor carrier;negative effect;regulatory independence;tariff schedule;regulatory cost;salary cost;government service;public users;government budget;institutional framework;

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• Language

  English

• Major Sector

  Public Administration

• Sector

  Public Financial Management

• Topics

  Water, Power and Electricity Sector, Telecommunications and Broadband Access, Wastewater, Sewerage and Sanitation, Taxation,

• Historic Topics

  Public Sector Development, Urban Development, Water Resources, Finance and Financial Sector Development,

• Historic SubTopics

  Macro-Fiscal Policy, Taxation & Subsidies, Economic Adjustment and Lending, Telecommunications Infrastructure, Public Sector Economics, Energy Policies & Economics, Hydrology, Public Finance Decentralization and Poverty Reduction,

• Unit Owning

  LCR Sector Units

• Version Type

  Final

• Series Name

  LA1 economic notes series , no. 5,
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