Abstract
The paper deals with the substraction rule, which has been proposed by the working group security of supply in service of the cartel offices of the federal republic and the states as an instrument to identify improperly inflated network access charges in the electricity industry. We analyze firms' price responses and adaptions to this rule. The results suggest that the introduction of the subtraction rule would increase prices, regardless of whether network access charges are improperly inflated or not.
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