Add to ORKGIncludes bibliographical references (leaves 21-22).This paper shows that different degrees of regulation affect electric utility firm's operating and financial strategies. The analysis also provides a potential approach for testing the Averch-Johnson effect using financial information which has been neglected until this time
Over the last 30 years, regulated sectors have undergone deep reforms in their institutional configu...
This study evaluates the impact of variations in regulation, ownership, and market structure in the ...
Averch and Johnson have provided analytical support for the assertion that rate of return regulation...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 21-22).This paper shows that different degrees of regula...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 28-29)."An important question involving electric utility fir...
Rate-of-return regulation is a distinct feature of the public utility environment. More than ten yea...
An established result in the theory of the regulated firm is that an effective rate-of-return constr...
Vita.Previous research by economists in the area of regulation has been primarily concerned with the...
Very little is known about the influences of corporate strategy and regulation on the risk of regula...
An estimation of the regulatory impact on technical change in the electric utility industry, indicat...
Recent theoretical and empirical research has focused on the effect of public utility commission (PU...
A growing body of research has centered on theissue of the relationship between financial andenviron...
During the past 20 years several theoretical valuation models with empirically testable implications...
Public utilities’ earnings are inherently linked to decisions of the regulatory body. When regulator...
Sueyoshi et al. (2009) have examined a synergy effect between electricity and gas services in the US...
Over the last 30 years, regulated sectors have undergone deep reforms in their institutional configu...
This study evaluates the impact of variations in regulation, ownership, and market structure in the ...
Averch and Johnson have provided analytical support for the assertion that rate of return regulation...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 21-22).This paper shows that different degrees of regula...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 28-29)."An important question involving electric utility fir...
Rate-of-return regulation is a distinct feature of the public utility environment. More than ten yea...
An established result in the theory of the regulated firm is that an effective rate-of-return constr...
Vita.Previous research by economists in the area of regulation has been primarily concerned with the...
Very little is known about the influences of corporate strategy and regulation on the risk of regula...
An estimation of the regulatory impact on technical change in the electric utility industry, indicat...
Recent theoretical and empirical research has focused on the effect of public utility commission (PU...
A growing body of research has centered on theissue of the relationship between financial andenviron...
During the past 20 years several theoretical valuation models with empirically testable implications...
Public utilities’ earnings are inherently linked to decisions of the regulatory body. When regulator...
Sueyoshi et al. (2009) have examined a synergy effect between electricity and gas services in the US...
Over the last 30 years, regulated sectors have undergone deep reforms in their institutional configu...
This study evaluates the impact of variations in regulation, ownership, and market structure in the ...
Averch and Johnson have provided analytical support for the assertion that rate of return regulation...