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Simon Guy & Simon Marvin. (1998) Electricity in the marketplace: Reconfiguring the consumption of essential resources. Local Environment 3:3, pages 313-331.
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Simon Marvin & Simon Guy. (1997) Smart metering technologies and privatised utilities. Local Economy 12:2, pages 119-132.
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Stephen Graham, James Cornford & Simon Marvin. (1996) The socio-economic benefits of a universal telephone network: A demand-side view of universal service. Telecommunications Policy 20:1, pages 3-10.
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