
handle: 10419/22825
In this paper we consider the problem of financing infrastructure when the regulator faces a budget constraint. The optimal budget-constrained mechanism satisfies four properties. The first property is bunching at the top, that is the more efficient firms produce the same quantity. The second property is self-selection for the less efficient firms. The third property is that the mechanism is a third best one. In other words, as long as the budget-constraint is binding, the optimal output is strictly lower than the second best output for any given type. Finally, if the budget constraint is too strong, then we have a full bunching solution.
regulation, asymmetric information, budget constraint, ddc:330, Regulation, Asymmetric Information, Budget Constraint, Infrastrukturinvestition, Budgetrestriktion, D82, Asymmetrische Information, Haushaltskonsolidierung, H42, Asymmetric Information, Budget Constraint, L51, Theorie, Regulation, jel: jel:D82, jel: jel:L51, jel: jel:H42
regulation, asymmetric information, budget constraint, ddc:330, Regulation, Asymmetric Information, Budget Constraint, Infrastrukturinvestition, Budgetrestriktion, D82, Asymmetrische Information, Haushaltskonsolidierung, H42, Asymmetric Information, Budget Constraint, L51, Theorie, Regulation, jel: jel:D82, jel: jel:L51, jel: jel:H42
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