Regulation and the Management of Public Utilities

"Regulation and the Management of Public Utilities" is a comprehensive analysis of the economic and administrative challenges surrounding the oversight of essential public services. Written during a transformative era for American infrastructure, this work examines the intricate relationship between private ownership and governmental control. Author Charles S. Morgan explores the fundamental principles governing public service corporations, focusing on the methods used to ensure fair rates, adequate service, and efficient management.

The text delves into the legal and economic frameworks that shaped the early 20th-century approach to utilities, including electricity, gas, and transportation. By evaluating the effectiveness of regulatory commissions and the impact of public policy on utility operations, Morgan provides a thorough exploration of the balance between private profit and public interest. This volume serves as a significant historical resource for understanding the foundations of utility law and the evolution of public sector economics. "Regulation and the Management of Public Utilities" remains a valuable study for those interested in political science, economics, and the history of public administration.

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