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IssuesLetter: Concentration and the Sustainability of Market Power in Utility Industries

By Harry Trebing On March 1, 1998

This Issuesletter examines the competitiveness of wholesale markets resulting from deregulation of public utility services and whether market-based systems of supply will enhance efficiency, accelerate innovation and eventually lower real prices.

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