Lecture
Optimal Regulation of Transportation Networks
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This lecture covers the optimal regulation of transportation networks, focusing on a case study involving the train industry, state-run operations, and open competition led by a regulator in an oligopoly context. It discusses supply, demand, market segmentation, choice of the regulator's optimization function, pricing policy, social cost of carbon, and recommendations for pricing policy, market segmentation, and carbon emissions.
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