- Overview
- The Definition and Context of Regulation
- A quick reminder on the basic theory of monopolies.
- A first look at the regulation on monopolies
- How to assess the size of the problem a regulator faces?
- Stéphane Saussier - About deadweight loss
- On the diversity and evolution of the theory of regulation
- Module 1
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Quick facts
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Medium of instructions
English
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Mode of learning
Self study
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Mode of Delivery
Video and Text Based
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Course and certificate fees
Fees information
₹ 385 ₹1,299
certificate availability
Yes
certificate providing authority
Udemy
The syllabus
Setting the Stages
Insights on monopolies to set up their regulation
- Overview
- Getting progressively closer to real life
- The game of regulation
- Jose-Antonio Gomez-Ibanez - About the regulatory game
- Some math to get some useful rules of thumbs
- Math Insight : Deriving the Lerner index (or Inverse elasticity rule)
- How to start thinking about the design of regulation in details?
- Module 2
Regulating monopolies with and without information gap
- Overview
- Brief reminder of key concepts
- David Martimort - About agency theories
- Optimal regulation under full information
- Optimal regulation when regulators are uncertain about costs
- Phil Burns - About regulatory practice
- Why imperfect costs information makes regulation imperfect?
- A first look at regulation in practice
- Math Insight : Computing the Rate of Return (RoR)
- Impact of information asymmetry on optimal regulatory choice
- Math Insight : The drivers of regulatory options
- Module 3
Designing a regulation matching the Institutional Capacity of a country/sector
- Overview
- What if the government or regulator is not benevolent?
- Tina Soreide - About corruption
- What to do in case of non-benevolence?
- Francesc Trillas - About regulatory institutions
- Limited regulatory/Technical capacity
- Limited commitment capacity
- Limited accountability
- Limited fiscal capacity
- Summing up and comparing optimal solutions
- Module 4
An insight into the real world practice regulation
- Overview
- Moving from theory to practice
- Putting real numbers on concepts
- The key formula in the regulation of public service operators
- Richard Schlirf - About the finances of regulation
- Financial modeling and the coherence of regulation
- Module 5
Details on pricing techniques
- Overview
- Policy trade-offs and pricing techniques choices
- Claude Crampes - About price discrimination
- Pricing in practice
- First-degree price discrimination
- Second-degree price discrimination
- Math Insight : Two-part tariffs
- Math Insight : Pricing in segmentable markets (1) - Energy
- Third-degree price discrimination
- Math Insight : Pricing in segmentable markets (2) - The rules of Thumb
- Final comments on pricing techniques
- Module 6
Pricing when regulators care about more than costs and price discrimination
- Overview
- Pricing access to networks ton interconnected firms
- Tommaso Valletti - About consumer losses from pricing
- Dealing with social concerns in regulation
- Dealing with quality in regulation
- Math Insight : Regulating quality
- Dealing with multiple dimensions of quality in regulation
- Institutional constraints on the regulation of quality
- Fitting quality into the allowed regulated average price
- Module 7
Regulation in the context of privatization of public services
- Overview
- Jose-Luis Guasch - About renegociation
- About the link between regulation and privatization
- Emmanuelle Auriol - About public vs private financing
- About the promises of the privatization
- About how regulation fits into project finance in practice
- About how regulation could fit into project finance in practice
- About the future of public-private partnerships and their regulation
- Module 8