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In short , if declining rate structures are appropriate in today's electric power markets , average unit cost increases in recent years should be observably related to the Xs or to the constant term in the regressions and not to changes ...
In short , if declining rate structures are appropriate in today's electric power markets , average unit cost increases in recent years should be observably related to the Xs or to the constant term in the regressions and not to changes ...
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After a brief review of recent financial experience , the paper attempts to develop the financial requirements facing investor - owned electric utilities , anchored with projections of plant accounts and capitaliza- tion in 1975 and ...
After a brief review of recent financial experience , the paper attempts to develop the financial requirements facing investor - owned electric utilities , anchored with projections of plant accounts and capitaliza- tion in 1975 and ...
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CAPITAL BUDGETING BY PUBLIC UTILITIES Eugene F. Brigham College of Business Administration University of Florida The theory of capital budgeting has been studied extensively in recent years , and there is also a growing body of ...
CAPITAL BUDGETING BY PUBLIC UTILITIES Eugene F. Brigham College of Business Administration University of Florida The theory of capital budgeting has been studied extensively in recent years , and there is also a growing body of ...
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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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