ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF INVESTMENT IN THE ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY: A CGE COMPARISON OF REGULATED AND FREE MARKETS

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MANZOOR D.; HAQIQI I.; AGHABABAEI M.E.

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Journal: ENERGY ECONOMICS REVIEW Year:2013 | Volume:9 | Issue:35 Page(s): 47-74

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ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF INVESTMENT IN THE ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY: A CGE COMPARISON OF REGULATED AND FREE MARKETS

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MANZOOR D. | HAQIQI I. | AGHABABAEI M.E. | Issue Writer Certificate

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ELECTRICITYQ2

CAPITAL RETURNQ2

INVESTMENTQ2

LABORQ3

REGULATED MARKETSQ2

COMPUTABLE GENERAL EQUILIBRIUMQ2

Abstract

Benefits of investment in the electricity industry transmit to other activities through several channels.This is done mainly through “the price channel” in free markets and “the capital return channel” in fixed-price regulated markets. In this study we apply a comparative static analysis of economic impacts of investment in the electricity industry in both controlled and free market environments. We apply a CGE model which is calibrated using the 2001 Energy Micro Consistent matrix (MCM) of the Iranian Ministry of Energy. The model assumes a small open economy with imperfect capital and labor mobility between sectors. We found that regulated markets are less efficient than free markets. While under fixed electricity prices, a one unit of investment increases household welfare by 0.16%, under a free market regime household welfare increases more than three times (about 0.52%) m.

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MANZOOR, D., HAQIQI, I., & AGHABABAEI, M.E.. (2013). ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF INVESTMENT IN THE ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY: A CGE COMPARISON OF REGULATED AND FREE MARKETS. ENERGY ECONOMICS REVIEW, 9(35), 47-74. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/99581/en

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MANZOOR D., HAQIQI I., AGHABABAEI M.E.. ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF INVESTMENT IN THE ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY: A CGE COMPARISON OF REGULATED AND FREE MARKETS. ENERGY ECONOMICS REVIEW[Internet]. 2013;9(35):47-74. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/99581/en

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D. MANZOOR, I. HAQIQI, and M.E. AGHABABAEI, “ECONOMIC IMPACTS OF INVESTMENT IN THE ELECTRICITY INDUSTRY: A CGE COMPARISON OF REGULATED AND FREE MARKETS,” ENERGY ECONOMICS REVIEW, vol. 9, no. 35, pp. 47–74, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/99581/en

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