The paper contributes to the current debate about the establishment of the Transport Authority in Italy by carrying out a critical analysis of recent legal provisions. In particular, it focuses on the art. 37 of D.L. 201/2011 which defines the main functions of the new established Authority. The aim is to compare the new legislation with the underlining scientific paradigms so as to determine the type of “regulation model” adopted. Subsequently, some conclusions are drawn in order to assess whether such a model turns out to be coherent with the underlining theory. In particular, some critical issues are raised which are capable to determine negative effects in terms of social efficiency.

Regolazione dei trasporti e authority: spunti per la definizione di un modello "coerente"

MAZZARINO, MARCO
2013-01-01

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The paper contributes to the current debate about the establishment of the Transport Authority in Italy by carrying out a critical analysis of recent legal provisions. In particular, it focuses on the art. 37 of D.L. 201/2011 which defines the main functions of the new established Authority. The aim is to compare the new legislation with the underlining scientific paradigms so as to determine the type of “regulation model” adopted. Subsequently, some conclusions are drawn in order to assess whether such a model turns out to be coherent with the underlining theory. In particular, some critical issues are raised which are capable to determine negative effects in terms of social efficiency.
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