Markets for Power: An Analysis of Electric Utility Deregulation (MIT Press Classics)

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ISBN-10:

0262600188

ISBN-13:

9780262600187

Edition: Reprint
Released: Sep 22, 1988
Publisher: MIT Press]
Format: Paperback, 269 pages
Related ISBN: 9780262100281

Description:

Markets for Power provides an unusually complete analysis of the economic, technical, and institutional aspects of the electric utility industry. The authors evaluate four currently popular options for deregulating this unique segment of the economy, and in a balanced program for reform, they advise against total deregulation and recommend a cautious approach to even partial deregulation.

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