THE ECONOMIC RIGHT TO ELECTRICITY: BILL VARIATIONS AND MARKET FAILURES
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https://doi.org/10.17765/2176-9184.2015v15n2p493-515Keywords:
Market Failures, Economic Development, Electric EnergyAbstract
The successive variation in electricity bills in Brazil and its relationship to market failures are analyzed. The theoretical and descriptive method was employed to understand the rules regulating electricity bills, from the juridical and economical point of view, and the bibliographic research on the theme. The induction method is also applied since it deals with current affairs lacking a fixed understanding but of great importance to fill the gaps about what is not debated in society. Several doctrinal notions on the basic models of economic systems were examined to verify the emergence of the market, among other things. The essay focuses on market failures with special emphasis on externality with its positive and negative effects. The ICMS tax and its importance for the Brazilian states are also analyzed. The government´s rule for reduction in electricity bill had more positive than negative externalities even though lack of planning increased electric energy consumption in a short period and jeopardized the entire population.Downloads
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2015-11-30
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Pinto, A. G. de A. V. e, Perin, G. R., & Duarte, F. C. (2015). THE ECONOMIC RIGHT TO ELECTRICITY: BILL VARIATIONS AND MARKET FAILURES. Revista Jurídica Cesumar - Mestrado, 15(2), 493–515. https://doi.org/10.17765/2176-9184.2015v15n2p493-515
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