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Experiences with Railway Regulation in Great Britain and the Czech Republic – Round Table Report1

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Nash C., Tomeš Z., Jandová M.

Review of Economic Perspectives

2015

vol. 15

issue 4

349-356

The aim of the Round Table was to compare British and Czech experiences with railway regulation and competition introduction and to determine which lessons can be learnt. Special attention was paid to the question of whether the very complex British reform can be an inspiration for further liberalisation of the railway sector in the Czech Republic or whether there are any reform mistakes that are best avoided. Based on two introductory presentations and subsequent plenary discussion, some consensus emerged. The participants agreed that there is no one-size-fits-all solution to railway regulation and that the introduction of competition should take into account the different circumstances of a particular country. Franchising in passenger operations in Britain successfully stimulated demand but also increased costs to the industry, so its implementation should be completed with care. It seems very unlikely that open-access competition would be a viable solution for the whole passenger rail market because it is limited to a few commercially attractive routes, and as Czech experience suggests, it creates many new problems. Finally, it was confirmed that a strong and dedicated regulator is needed in a newly liberalised environment in order to solve many emerging conflicts and disputes.

Franchising jako strategia wejścia do sfery gospodarki nieruchomościami

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Orzeł K.

Świat Nieruchomości

2011

issue 3(77)

23-29

Currently, the competitive environment of the real estate market favors the development of market entry barriers for new entrants. These obstacles can be overcome through franchising, in which by buying the license we get strong brand, business procedures and access to customers. Consolidation of the real estate market in Poland can lead within next 10 years to the situation in which only local players and agencies operating in the network remain on the market. The study shows what franchise systems are now present on the Polish real estate market and enumerates the benefits of joining the network in this sector.

Obecnie konkurencyjne otoczenie rynku nieruchomości sprzyja rozwojowi barier wejścia dla nowych uczestników rynku. Przeszkody te można niwelować przy pomocy franchisingu, gdzie wykupując licencję otrzymujemy wypromowaną markę, procedury prowadzenia biznesu oraz dostęp do ofert i klientów. Konsolidacja rynku nieruchomości może spowodować, że w ciągu najbliższych 10 lat na polskim rynku pozostaną tylko lokalni gracze oraz biura funkcjonujące w sieci. Niniejsze opracowanie pokazuje jakie systemy franchisingowe funkcjonują obecnie na polskim rynku nieruchomości oraz prezentuje korzyści z przystąpienia do systemu w tym sektorze.

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Experiences with Railway Regulation in Great Britain and the Czech Republic – Round Table Report1

Franchising jako strategia wejścia do sfery gospodarki nieruchomościami