Towards a typology of regulatory governance regimes in the liberalizing network industries

2008 First International Conference on Infrastructure Systems and Services: Building Networks for a Brighter Future (INFRA) Pub Date : 2008-11-01 DOI:10.1109/INFRA.2008.5439603

M. Finger, R. Künneke

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The purpose of this paper is to discuss various institutional arrangements in relation to different techno-economic conditions in network industries. We proceed along three steps: we first describe typical technological and economic configurations in the network industries that are related to essential technical functions. In a second step we summarize typical modes of organization that are applied in infrastructure reforms. The liberalization of infrastructures depends on the opportunities to configure these modes of organization for essential technical functions towards competition and private sector involvement. This approach allows us identifying different techno-economic configurations of infrastructures, and thus different institutional opportunities for liberalization that we describe as a third step. Depending on the political and economic systems, each of these institutional configurations can be addressed in different ways, allowing for different national styles of infrastructure reform.

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网络产业自由化中监管治理制度的类型学研究

本文的目的是讨论网络产业中与不同技术经济条件相关的各种制度安排。本文分三步进行:首先描述了网络产业中与基本技术功能相关的典型技术和经济结构;第二步，我们总结了应用于基础设施改革的典型组织模式。基础设施的自由化取决于是否有机会为基本的技术职能配置这些组织模式，以促进竞争和私营部门的参与。这种方法使我们能够确定基础设施的不同技术经济配置，从而确定我们称之为第三步的自由化的不同制度机会。根据政治和经济制度的不同，这些制度配置中的每一种都可以用不同的方式来解决，从而允许不同国家的基础设施改革风格。

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