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Conflicting aims in electricity privatization

Saul Estrin Lecturer at the London School of Economics
,
Alan Marin Lecturer at the London School of Economics
&
Michael J.P. Selby Research officer at the London School of Economics
Pages 39-48 | Published online: 07 Jan 2009
 
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Electricity supply in the UK provides an example of the conflicts governments face in privatizations, between raising maximum revenue and ensuring satisfactory industrial structure and behaviour. The discussion involves modern share valuation theory as well as the particular problem of the nuclear sector.

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