Responsive Pricing of Public Utility Services¶
Vickrey. (1971). Responsive Pricing of Public Utility Services. The Bell Journal of Economics and Management Science.
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Domain-specific¶
- Demand Shaping
- Energy, healthcare, telecom, and moderation run the same move under their own native vocabularies (demand response, slot smoothing, congestion pricing, rate-limiting)
This sourceThat responsive pricing of public utility services can raise load factors, lower average costs and handle emergency shortages, the move later named demand response and congestion pricing.
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“Utility prices that are made to respond appropriately to adventitious variations in demand or supply can produce substantial improvement in the efficiency of utilization of utility facilities, raising load factors and lowering average costs.”
- Energy, healthcare, telecom, and moderation run the same move under their own native vocabularies (demand response, slot smoothing, congestion pricing, rate-limiting)
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