Revenue Effects from Changes in a Declining Block Pricing Structure

Douglas A. Houston

Land Economics, 1982, vol. 58, issue 3, 351-363

Abstract: Block-rate structures are used extensively in public-utility pricing, including residential electricity. Estimating price elasticities in this context is complicated by the resulting nonlinearity of the consumer's budget constraint. This article ...

Date: 1982
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