| Regulatory Choices A Perspective on Developments in Energy Policy |
| ACKNOWLEDGMENTS |
| ONE Introduction and Overview |
 | TWO Energy Utility Pricing and Customer Response The Recent Record in California |
| • | I. INTRODUCTION |
| • | II. PRICING UTILITY-SUPPLIED ENERGY: THE INSTITUTIONAL SETTING AND ECONOMIC CRITERIA |
| • | III. THE PRACTICE OF ENERGY UTILITY POLICY MAKING IN CALIFORNIA |
| • | IV. CONSUMER DEMAND FOR UTILITY-SUPPLIED ENERGY |
 | V. REVENUE ALLOCATION |
| VI. RATE DESIGN ISSUES WITHIN CUSTOMER CLASSES |
| • | VII. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS |
| • | REFERENCES |
| THREE Issues in Public Utility Regulation |
| FOUR The Value of Rate Reform in a Competitive Electric Power Market |
| FIVE Natural Gas Distribution in California Regulation, Strategy, and Market Structure |
| SIX Estimating Costs of Alternative Electric Power Sources for California |
| SEVEN An Economic Evaluation of the Costs and Benefits of Diablo Canyon |
| EIGHT Residential Energy Conservation Standards, Subsidies, and Public Programs |
| NINE Wind Power in California A Case Study of Targeted Tax Subsidies |
| TEN Concluding Remarks on the Making of Public Policy |
| INDEX |