Price Controls 101: Price and Revenue Caps - On Demand Course Material
Understand how and why price and revenue caps are used to regulate monopolies in energy, water, and transport sectors.
Location
Online
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Agenda
1. Introduction
2. Why We Need Price Controls
3. What is Economic Regulation
4. Price Caps and Revenue Caps Explained
5. Sectoral Applications of Price and Revenue Caps
6. Case Study – Ofgem: UK Energy Price Controls
7. Building Blocks of Revenue Caps
8. How Ofwat Integrates Incentive Regulation
9. International Examples of Price and Revenue Cap Models
10. Types of Price Control
11. Summary
12. References and Useful Links
13. Quiz Questions to Test Your Knowledge
About this event
*Please note that this course is only available on demand and there is no meeting being held.**
Welcome to Price Controls 101! This on-demand course unpacks the regulatory mechanisms that shape pricing in essential utility sectors. Whether you're new to regulatory economics or working in infrastructure policy, this short course will deepen your understanding of how price and revenue caps work — and why they matter.
Once registered, you’ll gain immediate access to a concise, high-impact package including a video lecture, presentation slides, a short quiz, and a transcript.
This course offers you:📉 A clear explanation of price and revenue caps in regulated sectors⚖️ Real-world examples of regulatory models from the UK, Ireland, and Australia🛠 A breakdown of core regulatory tools and how they promote efficiency and investment
Don’t miss this chance to:💡 Build fluency in regulatory concepts that impact critical infrastructure🧭 Understand the trade-offs in regulatory design🌍 Apply global regulatory insights to local and regional contexts
This course is for:
- Regulatory professionals and policymakers
- Lawyers, engineers, and analysts in energy and utilities
- Early-career professionals exploring economic regulation
- Students and researchers in public policy and economics
Register today to strengthen your grasp of price controls and join our wider series of on-demand regulatory economics courses!