What is fair: a study of some problems of public utility regulation
What Is Fair explores selected problems of public utility regulation through the question of fairness. William G. Raymond’s focused study considers the principles and challenges involved in regulating public utilities, making it relevant to readers of law, economics, public policy, and government.
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What Is Fair examines selected problems surrounding the regulation of public utilities.
William G. Raymond focuses on the meaning and application of fairness in a regulatory setting.
The book addresses questions relevant to public utility policy, oversight, and the relationship between regulation and the public interest.
It offers a focused study for readers interested in law, economics, government, and the administration of essential services.
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