During the 1990s, a number of legislatures were deregulating former public utilities such as electricity and cable television companies. Such deregulation was due to an awareness that
A) the regulated firms were not profit-maximizing monopolies
B) the regulated firms were not natural monopolies
C) fair-return regulation could not limit economic profits
D) fair-return regulation only allowed a firm to realize a normal profit
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Q53: U.S. public policy toward public utilities, such
Q54: Concerning public utilities, legislatures have traditionally allowed
Q55: When the legislature allows a public utility
Q56: _ tends to reduce the incentives for
Q57: Critics of fair-return regulation, as applied to
Q59: When the production of a good results
Q60: When the production of a good results
Q61: To force the market to decrease its
Q62: Concerning governmental regulation of pollution, command-and-control regulations
Q63: _ regulation is intended to correct a
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