Quality Variation When Prices Are Regulated

Lawrence White

Bell Journal of Economics, 1972, vol. 3, issue 2, 425-436

Abstract: Quality has been a neglected area of public utility regulation analysis. Many authors are uneasy about the quality levels that result from regulation but they frequently can only conclude that "it is uncertain whether consumers found this quality to be worth the price they paid."

Date: 1972
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