Effective Regulation of Public Utilities

[I]t is silly to rely on the market for that which it cannot do.

Phillip Areeda, "Antitrust Laws and Public Utility Regulation," The Bell Journal of Economics and Management Science (Spring 1972)

Monthly Essays: Jurisdiction: Power Is a Means, Not an End

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Jurisdiction: Power Is a Means, Not an End

Maryland's Supreme Court Loss: A Win for Consumers, Competition and States \| May 2016	Read more
FPA "Power Grab": On Whose Foot is the Shoe? \| April 2016	Read more
Federal–State Jurisdiction IV: A Plea for Constitutional Literacy \| July 2012	Read more
More on Legislative–Regulatory Relations: Layers, Protections, and Cost-Effectiveness \| April 2011	Read more
It’s April—Do You Know Where Your Legislatures Are? \| March 2011	Read more
Intra-Regional Relations: Can States’ Commonalities Overcome Their Differences? \| June 2009	Read more
Federal–State Jurisdiction III: Jurisdictional Peace Requires Joint Purpose \| May 2009	Read more
Federal–State Jurisdiction II: Jurisdictional Wrestling vs. Coordinated Regulation \| February 2009	Read more
Federal–State Jurisdiction I: Pick Your Metaphor \| January 2009	Read more
Legislatures and Commissions: How Well Do They Work Together? \| February 2008	Read more