The Functional Separation of Monopolistic Activities in the Chilean Electricity Market: a Pending Task
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This article pretends to explain, from economic regulation, the risks of vertically integrated companies in the electricity market and the importanceof the separation of activities. Parting from diverse regulatory techniques offering, both from doctrine and comparative models, particularly in the European Union and Spain, and advancement in the Chilean electricity sector is recommended towards a functional separation of activities.
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