Smart Regulation and Competition Policy in Electric and Telecommunications Markets
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Jerry Ellig participates in a panel discussion before Texas policy makers in Austin, Texas at the Texas Public Policy Foundation's Policy Orientation on the future of the Texas Public Utility Commission and competition policy in electric and telecommunications markets.
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