Examines the economics of the electric utility industry. Despite focusing on private utilities, the book still recognizes the potential for a resurgence of public ownership. The book examines factors that will affect the evolution of markets for power.
Preface. 1. Introduction. 2. The Actors in the Market Governance Structure. 3. The Regulatory Process: Principals, Agents, and Information Flows. 4. The Dynamics of Inter-Utility Cooperation. 5. Model-Limited Choice and the Determination of the Need for Generation Capacity. 6. Non-Utility Generators and Markets for Power. 7. Breaking the Paradigm of Unfettered Growth: the Development of the Conservation Option. 8. The Changing Paradigm of Planning. 9. Toward a Positive Theory of Regulation. 10. Conclusions. Appendix. Bibliography. Index.
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