Electricity Deregulation : Choices and Challenges (Bush School Series in the Economics of Public Policy)

"In Electricity Deregulation contributors examine what's gone wrong with electricity deregulation in the United States and why it has stalled. Not content to simply offer a rehashing of the many mistakes made, the essays in this volume go further than other literature on the topic to propose several policy and technological correctives for moving industry restructuring forward. The high quality of the contributors assembled here and the thoughtfulness of their papers make this a novel and important volume."--R. Richard Geddes, Cornell University

 

"In contrast to the experience in transportation and telecommunications, electricity deregulation has experienced many difficulties, and there is an ongoing debate concerning how regulatory policy should be reformulated. This volume gathers many of the leading analysts of electricity markets. They provide an analysis of deregulation so far, and of the challenges and prospects for the future. This book will interest both academics and industry participants. The contributors provide a timely and accessible account."--Robert Porter, Northwestern University

"This is a thoughtful, well-researched, and often provocative set of papers that will inform and stimulate debate on this important topic."--Stephen Littlechild, Judge Institute of Management, University of Cambridge