世界银行：2026年从层面数据看全球价格监管报告（英文版）

Price regulation remains one of the most visible forms of government intervention in markets. Governments use price controls, through ceilings or oors, to pursue social objectives like ensuring aordability in essential sectors such as food, fuel, utilities, and pharmaceuticals. ese controls also curb monopolistic behavior in concentrated markets. Yet, systematic cross-country evidence on how rms are aected by such interventions has long been lacking. Understanding their extent is vital b