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1. Introduction to regulatory economics;
Part I. Optimal pricing and investment for natural monopolies:
2. Natural monopoly and the justification for regulation;
3. Efficient pricing using linear prices;
4. Efficient pricing using nonlinear prices;
5. Peak-load pricing;
6. Pricing and capacity under stochastic demand;
7. Sustainability of natural monopolies;
Part II. Natural monopoly regulation in practice:
8. Regulation in practice: Why and how are firms regulated?;
9. Models of regulatory constraints;
10. Technological change under regulation;
11. Partial regulation, deregulation, and diversification;
12. Alternatives to traditional regulation.
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