Energy, the state, and the market
British energy policy since 1979
Rev. ed.
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Word Count
117,750 words, Guess
Page Count
471 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL3382024M
- ISBN-100199270740
- OCLC Control Number51528080
- OCLC Control Number53392508
- Library of Congress Control Number2004555144
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- Goodreads5009734
Classifications
- LCCHD9502.G72 H453 2004
- DDC333.790941
Description
"This book is a major study of the new market approach to energy policy in Britain since 1979. It describes the miners' strike, the privatizations of the gas, electricity, nuclear generation, and coal industries, and looks at events such as the dash for gas, regulatory failures in setting monopoly prices, and the takeovers and consolidations of the late 1990s. Helm sets out the achievements of the new market philosophy, but also analyses why it has ultimately failed to turn energy industries into normal commodity businesses."--Jacket.
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