Productivity Growth and Technical Change in the Generation of Electricity

Paul Joskow

The Energy Journal, 1987, vol. Volume 8, issue Number 1, 17-38

Abstract: No student of the electric power industry and its regulation can help but be troubled by the industry's recent historical record on productivity and technical change. For many years the electric power industry was one of the leading sectors of the economy in terms of productivity growth and technological innovation. This is no longer true. By almost every measure, productivity growth and technical change have virtually ceased in the past decade (or even decreased, by some estimates).

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Date: 1987
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