Regulatory Reform in Mexico's Gas Industry
Abstract
This paper addresses the economic considerations behind the regulatory policies that are being considered after the recent reforms to the gas legal framework in Mexico. These reforms let Pemex maintain its over production but allow private investment in transportarion and distribution. The main challenge for gas regulation is Mexico is to develop a competitive structure when i) the initial condition is an upstream monopoly and ii) there is a dominant competitor in transportation. The paper discusses the solutions that are being designed during the elaboration of the gas regulatory framework. The main purpose is to describe how economic policy is responding to a fast evolving phenomena and to suggest topics for future research.
How to Cite
RosellónJ. (1). Regulatory Reform in Mexico’s Gas Industry. Economic Analysis Review, 10(2), 267-283. Retrieved from https://www.rae-ear.org/index.php/rae/article/view/180
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