The Economics of Scale and Scope in Natural Monopolistic Industry and the Reform on Management System
Long Zhao-hu
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Long Zhao-hu
Abstract
Although the natural monopolistic industry is obviously characterized by its Economics of Scale and Economics of Scope, the monopoly will also lead to production-inefficiency, welfare-loss, management-inefficiency and innovation-stagnation, etc. So it is necessary to carve up the natural monopoly operation from non-natural monopoly operation of the natural monopolistic industry, to introduce competition into non-natural monopoly operation, and break the administrative monopoly. Following the principle of gradual reforming, the monopoly-structure and monopoly-conduct should be differentiated correctly. The other management reforms on natural monopolistic industry can benefit from the success in the management reform of Chinese railway transportation industry.
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Although the natural monopolistic industry is obviously characterized by its Economics of Scale and Economics of Scope, the monopoly will also lead to production-inefficiency, welfare-loss, management-inefficiency and innovation-stagnation, etc. So it is necessary to carve up the natural monopoly operation from non-natural monopoly operation of the natural monopolistic industry, to introduce competition into non-natural monopoly operation, and break the administrative monopoly. Following the principle of gradual reforming, the monopoly-structure and monopoly-conduct should be differentiated correctly. The other management reforms on natural monopolistic industry can benefit from the success in the management reform of Chinese railway transportation industry.
Key concepts: Monopolistic competition, Natural monopoly, Monopoly, Inefficiency, Economics, Industrial organization, Scope (computer science), Economies of scale