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Just as a war between two sovereign countries remote from our shores contributed to a sharp boost in the price of energy , so may decisions and policies made by a federal bureau equally remote from our domiciles cause the price of ...
Just as a war between two sovereign countries remote from our shores contributed to a sharp boost in the price of energy , so may decisions and policies made by a federal bureau equally remote from our domiciles cause the price of ...
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1 It argues that inductive reasoning and behavior are similar activities and are identical to coherent and admissible decision making.2 The Bayesian approach has the appealing properties of being consistent with a large number of ...
1 It argues that inductive reasoning and behavior are similar activities and are identical to coherent and admissible decision making.2 The Bayesian approach has the appealing properties of being consistent with a large number of ...
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Second , the firm can affect the final decision of the regu- latory commission on rates . This may occur because the firm is success- ful in arguing for a higher rate of return than the commission would have otherwise granted .
Second , the firm can affect the final decision of the regu- latory commission on rates . This may occur because the firm is success- ful in arguing for a higher rate of return than the commission would have otherwise granted .
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Contents
FIRST SESSION Regulation and the Utility Industries | 1 |
SOLVING THE INFLATION DILEMMA | 103 |
FOURTH SESSION | 111 |
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