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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... increase in P to increase in M / O provided that V remains relatively constant . V does not remain constant , of course , but tends to fluctuate within a relatively narrow range . We may , therefore , attribute increase in P , that is ...
... increase in P to increase in M / O provided that V remains relatively constant . V does not remain constant , of course , but tends to fluctuate within a relatively narrow range . We may , therefore , attribute increase in P , that is ...
Page 85
... increase in M , I shall turn to the concrete problems of regulated industry intensified by increase in P. II . Inflation and Public Utilities Even in the absence of inflation the public utility industry faces a very serious complex of ...
... increase in M , I shall turn to the concrete problems of regulated industry intensified by increase in P. II . Inflation and Public Utilities Even in the absence of inflation the public utility industry faces a very serious complex of ...
Page 231
... increase and which jeopardizes the Utility's financial profile in the eyes of the investing public . The regulatory dilemma is clear . The Utility must have a sub- stantial rate increase based on its existing operating facilities . That ...
... increase and which jeopardizes the Utility's financial profile in the eyes of the investing public . The regulatory dilemma is clear . The Utility must have a sub- stantial rate increase based on its existing operating facilities . That ...
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DIVERGENT VIEWS WITHIN THE TELECOMMUNICATIONS INDUSTRY | 53 |
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