Regulated Pricing is a price-determination regime in which the prices of goods or services are set or constrained by a public regulatory authority according to prescribed rules or policy objectives rather than being determined solely by unrestricted market forces.
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Monopoly, Quality, and Regulation
A. Michael Spence · The Bell Journal of Economics · 1975 · 1.1K citations
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