Add to ORKGAn estimation of the regulatory impact on technical change in the electric utility industry, indicating that regulation retarded the rate of technical change experienced by a sample of Ohio electric utilities over the 1965 to 1982 period.Electric utilities - Ohio ; Ohio ; Industrial policy - Ohio
It took nearly a decade of sorting out regulatory problems, but by 2011 deregulation of the market f...
Brief commentary by Edward L. Flippen (Partner, McGuireWoods LLP; Lecturer in law, University of Vir...
This paper estimates regulated and poientially deregulated costs of production for a multiproduct el...
An established result in the theory of the regulated firm is that an effective rate-of-return constr...
An examination of the components of total factor productivity, including its measurement and the use...
The deregulation of the electric utility industry is one of the largest deregulation efforts in U.S....
During the past fifteen years, numerous studies have been published that purport to demonstrate quan...
The author critically evaluates the effect of retroactive ratemaking on regulated public utilities, ...
Averch and Johnson have provided analytical support for the assertion that rate of return regulation...
In the past,rate of return regulation served to the advantage of electric utility stockholders. Toda...
Understanding the electric power industry can at times be overwhelming given the amount of informati...
Electric utilities have historically been granted monopoly franchises to take advantage of the cost ...
Significant political, economic, and social changes occurred in the electric utility industry\u27s e...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 21-22).This paper shows that different degrees of regula...
This study evaluates the impact of variations in regulation, ownership, and market structure in the ...
It took nearly a decade of sorting out regulatory problems, but by 2011 deregulation of the market f...
Brief commentary by Edward L. Flippen (Partner, McGuireWoods LLP; Lecturer in law, University of Vir...
This paper estimates regulated and poientially deregulated costs of production for a multiproduct el...
An established result in the theory of the regulated firm is that an effective rate-of-return constr...
An examination of the components of total factor productivity, including its measurement and the use...
The deregulation of the electric utility industry is one of the largest deregulation efforts in U.S....
During the past fifteen years, numerous studies have been published that purport to demonstrate quan...
The author critically evaluates the effect of retroactive ratemaking on regulated public utilities, ...
Averch and Johnson have provided analytical support for the assertion that rate of return regulation...
In the past,rate of return regulation served to the advantage of electric utility stockholders. Toda...
Understanding the electric power industry can at times be overwhelming given the amount of informati...
Electric utilities have historically been granted monopoly franchises to take advantage of the cost ...
Significant political, economic, and social changes occurred in the electric utility industry\u27s e...
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 21-22).This paper shows that different degrees of regula...
This study evaluates the impact of variations in regulation, ownership, and market structure in the ...
It took nearly a decade of sorting out regulatory problems, but by 2011 deregulation of the market f...
Brief commentary by Edward L. Flippen (Partner, McGuireWoods LLP; Lecturer in law, University of Vir...
This paper estimates regulated and poientially deregulated costs of production for a multiproduct el...