Ingo Vogelsang

TL;DR: In this article, the authors identify as the roots of these tensions the consumer protection objective enshrined in regulatory legislation and the regulatory neutrality issues arising from stranded assets, loss of labor rents, and the threat to regulators from looming deregulation, all of which are associated with innovations.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors examined the benefits of a regulatory scheme that allows for differentiated reliability service based upon consumer's preferences and proposed a scheme involving allowing each customer to choose a type of insurance for reliability based upon their own value for that service.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors consider the elements that could combine the merchant and regulatory approaches in a setting with price-taking electricity generators and loads, and they employ the theory based on long-run financial rights (LTFTR) to transmission (merchant approach), while the other is based on the incentive-regulation hypothesis (regulatory approach).

TL;DR: The information-ally simple approach to incentive regulation applies mechanisms that translate the regulator's objective function into the firm's profit-maximizing objective as discussed by the authors, and these mechanisms come i...

TL;DR: In this paper, Weinberg et al. proposed a model for regulating Anticompetitive Behavior in the Internet Market: An Applied Imputation Model for Peru, and the European Union Directive on Data Protection in Telecommunications.