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Jan 1, 2001

RAND Review: Vol. 25, No. 2, Summer 2001

Recommends ambitious global reorganizations of the U.S. and allied armed forces; proposes a national tracking system to measure the quality of U.S. health care; and suggests that municipal power generation would be a good energy investment.
Jan 1, 2000

RAND Review: Vol. 24, No. 2, Fall 2000

Charts the likely future course of the information revolution throughout the world and suggests an "information strategy" for the global information age; also examines youth violence, electricity deregulation, and terrorism and popular culture.
Aug 1, 1986

A Case Study of Beryllium Emissions from a Coal-Fired Power Plant

This Note broadens that case study of selenium emissions to include beryllium discharges from the power plant.
Research

Jun 1, 1983

Risk-Cost Assessment Methodology for Toxic Pollutants from Fossil Fuel Power Plants

Describes the development and application of a general methodology for assessing the control costs and chronic health risks of toxic pollutant emissions from coal-fired electric power plants.
Research

Jan 1, 1981

Understanding Cost Growth and Performance Shortfalls in Pioneer Process Plants

Misestimation of the capital costs and performance of innovative energy and chemical process plants creates fundamental problems in planning the development and commercialization of advanced technologies -- including synthetic fuels.
Research

Dec 1, 1980

Residential Electricity Demand Under Time-of-Day Pricing: Exploratory Data Analysis from the Los Angeles Rate Study

This analysis seeks statistically reliable estimates of response to time-of-day (TOD) pricing, concentrating on statistical issues rather than solely economic ones.
Research

May 1, 1980

Seasonal Electricity Demand and Pricing Analysis with a Variable Response Model

The Los Angeles Electricity Rate Study is designed to yield information on the effects of alternative pricing structures for residential consumers. This report gives the results of the behavior of 624 households in the Los Angeles area.
Research

Jan 1, 1973

Electricity Generating Cost Model for Comparison of California Power Plant Siting Alternatives

A model that describes the cost implications of siting electric generating plants at a representative range of possible sites in or near California, and develops cost estimating methods that can be used to investigate alternative possibilities.

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RAND Review: Vol. 25, No. 2, Summer 2001

RAND Review: Vol. 24, No. 2, Fall 2000

A Case Study of Beryllium Emissions from a Coal-Fired Power Plant

Risk-Cost Assessment Methodology for Toxic Pollutants from Fossil Fuel Power Plants

Understanding Cost Growth and Performance Shortfalls in Pioneer Process Plants

Residential Electricity Demand Under Time-of-Day Pricing: Exploratory Data Analysis from the Los Angeles Rate Study

Seasonal Electricity Demand and Pricing Analysis with a Variable Response Model

Electricity Generating Cost Model for Comparison of California Power Plant Siting Alternatives

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A Spatial Vision for Palestine

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RAND Review: Vol. 25, No. 2, Summer 2001

RAND Review: Vol. 24, No. 2, Fall 2000

A Case Study of Beryllium Emissions from a Coal-Fired Power Plant

Risk-Cost Assessment Methodology for Toxic Pollutants from Fossil Fuel Power Plants

Understanding Cost Growth and Performance Shortfalls in Pioneer Process Plants

Residential Electricity Demand Under Time-of-Day Pricing: Exploratory Data Analysis from the Los Angeles Rate Study

Seasonal Electricity Demand and Pricing Analysis with a Variable Response Model

Electricity Generating Cost Model for Comparison of California Power Plant Siting Alternatives

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