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Public and Private Provision

In: Regulatory Reform of Public Utilities

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Covering issues such as deregulation, privatization, organizational reforms, and competition policy, Regulatory Reform of Public Utilities provides a comprehensive summary of regulatory reforms in Japanese public utility industries.

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  • ., 2012. "Public and Private Provision," Chapters, in: Regulatory Reform of Public Utilities, chapter 2, pages 25-46, Edward Elgar Publishing.
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