The Development by Commissions of the Principles of Public Utility Valuation

Ralph E. Heilman

The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 1914, vol. 28, issue 2, 269-291

Abstract: Theories of valuation in process of development by Commissions, 269. — Plant and equipment. "Reproductive" value or original cost? 271. — Treatment of land value; peculiar position of St. Louis and New York Commissions, 274. — Pavements, 279. — Overhead charges; two methods of computing, 281. — Development expense and going values; Wisconsin method and New York method, 284. — Peculiar method in New Jersey, 287. — Conclusion, 291.

Date: 1914
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