Regulación y desintegración vertical: Algunas consideraciones para el sector eléctrico colombiano

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John Jairo García Rendón
Universidad EAFIT

Simón Pérez Botero
Universidad EAFIT

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Con base al proceso de cambios que se llevó a cabo en Colombia a partir de la Constitución Nacional de 1991 y posteriormente con las Leyes 142 y 143 de 1994 y que afectaron directamente el sector eléctrico, además de una revisión bibliográfica acerca de la integración vertical y sus principales efectos; se analizan los cambios dados en la regulación del sector eléctrico para desintegrar dicho sector y se muestran algunos aspectos, sobre el tema, de evidencia para el caso colombiano

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Apr 15, 2005

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García Rendón, J. J., & Pérez Botero, S. (2005). Regulación y desintegración vertical: Algunas consideraciones para el sector eléctrico colombiano. Ecos De Economía, 9(20), 129–156. Retrieved from https://publicaciones.eafit.edu.co/index.php/ecos-economia/article/view/1977
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Vol. 9 No. 20 (2005)
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