Proceedings of the Annual Iowa State University Regulatory Conference on Public Utility Valuation and the Rate Making Process, Volumes 13-16Iowa State University., 1974 |
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... common equity would rise from the 9.5 % projected for the industry in 1974 to 11.0 % in 1978 . Expected common stock financing is presented in Table 3 , assuming a decline in the common equity ratio from 35 % in 1973 to 34 % in 1978. Common ...
... common equity would rise from the 9.5 % projected for the industry in 1974 to 11.0 % in 1978 . Expected common stock financing is presented in Table 3 , assuming a decline in the common equity ratio from 35 % in 1973 to 34 % in 1978. Common ...
Page 310
... common equity capital . Institutional investors who have been net sellers of utility common stocks continue to indicate a disposition to sell , and the individual who has bought utility common stocks in past years must wish that he had ...
... common equity capital . Institutional investors who have been net sellers of utility common stocks continue to indicate a disposition to sell , and the individual who has bought utility common stocks in past years must wish that he had ...
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... Common stock financing would be reduced by about $ 1.4 billion . Moreover , the quality of the reported earnings to stockholders would be improved . In the third case , the return on common equity was raised from 11 % to 13 % and some ...
... Common stock financing would be reduced by about $ 1.4 billion . Moreover , the quality of the reported earnings to stockholders would be improved . In the third case , the return on common equity was raised from 11 % to 13 % and some ...
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DIVERGENT VIEWS WITHIN THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY | 53 |
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