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Chapter 1 - Realities of the Utility Marketplace
Chapter 2 - Evolution of Low-Income Programs
Chapter 3 - Building a Business Case for Low-Income Utility Programs
Chapter 4 - Household Subsidies
Chapter 5 - Service Affordability Programs
Chapter 6 - Market Transformation Programs
Chapter 7 - Community Development Initiatives
Chapter 8 - Assessing Your Situation
Chapter 9 - From Concept to Reality
Chapter 10 - Designing Your Program
Chapter 11 - Putting It All Together
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Paul Shaffer
reviewed Poverty and the Public Utility: Building Shareholder Value through Low-Income Initiatives on March 20, 2008
Poverty and the Public Utility: Building Shareholder Value through Low-Income Initiatives
Amazingly detailed and meticulous quantification of the world's economic performance over a millenium, leaving no lands, no civilisations, no society uncharted. While the systemic exploitation of the poor nations by the rich is a key thread throughout, one wishes there was more analysis and commentary. Nevertheless, an indispensable resource for anyone trying to understand global development and our world's economic history.
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