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What Is the Role for Markets in Electricity?

CAPITOL HILL BRIEFING
Tuesday, December 16, 2003
12:00 PM

Featuring Peter Van Doren, Editor, Regulation.

B-339 Rayburn House Office Building

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Many people believe that electricity markets require more government regulation than other markets in order to work efficiently. For most people events that took place in California in 2000 and the Northeast blackout of August 2003 have confirmed those beliefs. Come hear Peter Van Doren examine how electricity markets work and whether or not government can improve their performance.

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