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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Page 196
... estimate of each account in Exhibit B. Sources and methods are as follows : Line 2 is from Exhibit A Line 4 is estimated to be somewhat larger each year than Line 9 ( net increase in Depreciation Reserves during the year ) to reflect ...
... estimate of each account in Exhibit B. Sources and methods are as follows : Line 2 is from Exhibit A Line 4 is estimated to be somewhat larger each year than Line 9 ( net increase in Depreciation Reserves during the year ) to reflect ...
Page 145
... estimates using SS are viewed as providing more reliable evidence of the A - J effect . The other estimated coefficients conform generally to a priori expectations . One exception is the coefficient of labor cost which is negative ...
... estimates using SS are viewed as providing more reliable evidence of the A - J effect . The other estimated coefficients conform generally to a priori expectations . One exception is the coefficient of labor cost which is negative ...
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... estimated construction expenditures on the order of $ 120 billion , almost 50 per cent higher than such expen- ditures in the period 1970-1974.3 External financing is estimated at about $ 15 billion a year for 1975-1979 , also up about ...
... estimated construction expenditures on the order of $ 120 billion , almost 50 per cent higher than such expen- ditures in the period 1970-1974.3 External financing is estimated at about $ 15 billion a year for 1975-1979 , also up about ...
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DIVERGENT VIEWS WITHIN THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY | 53 |
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