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Extension of Utility Business
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Indeterminate Permit
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6
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Developing the Utility Business
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Utilization of New Methods, Machinery and Fixtures
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Investments Rendered Attractive
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Business Methods Revolutionized
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Morality Level Is Raised
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Feuds Are Eliminated
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12
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Law Takes Utilities Out of Politics
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14
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Sliding Scale and Profit Arrangements
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Historical Steps In Development of Public Regulation of Utilities
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Regulation Must Be Complete to Be Effective
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Appeal to Courts
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Competition vs. Monopoly
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22
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Unofficial Help by the Commission
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23
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Cooperation Between the Commission and the Municipalities
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24
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Valuation Work
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27
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General Speech
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28
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Valuation and Its Effect on Securities
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32
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Rating and Rate Making vs. Taxation Valuation
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33
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Service
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34
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Public Utilities Service Inspections
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36
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Gas and Electrical Service Inspections
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41
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Gas and Electrical Standards
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42
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Studies in Operating Conditions
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44
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Work of the Engineering Staff
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51
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Cooperation Between the Railroad Commission and the Municipalities
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55
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Uniform System of Accounting
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60
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Relation of Uniform Accounting to Rate Making
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61
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Classification of Expenses
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63
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Advantages of Statistical Methods
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67
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Government Regulation of Security Issues of Public Utility Corporations
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68
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Relation of Bond Issues to Capitalisation
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69
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Prices Set on Securities
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70
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Theories as to the Basis for Security Issues
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Utilities Earning Power Not Sound Basis for Capitalisation
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Over Capitalisation
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Should Surplus Profits Apply on Previous Losses?
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Earlier Discounts and Business Losses as Capitalisation Items
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84
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Use of Bond Issues
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85
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Promoter's Profits
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86
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Shares Without Attributed Values
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88
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Rates
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89
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Difficulties Encountered in Ratemaking
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90
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Rates for Electric Current
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92
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Disadvantage of Flat Rate Service
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93
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Long Hour Users Most Profitable
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96
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Information Used in Working Out Schedule of Rates for Electric Utilities
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100
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Fixed and Variable Expenses in Relation to Rates
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104
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Freight Rates
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124
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Are Burdensome Capitalisations Entitles to Interest and Profits?
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125
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The Public's Right in Utilities
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126
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Some Features of State Regulation of Public Utilities
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