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March 18, 2026The Accounting Review

The Concepts of Capital and Income in the Regulation of Public Utilities.

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JBJohn BauerPortland State University

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Implication

This article discusses the roles of capital and income in regulating public utilities, indicating their relevance to both private and public interests.

Key Points

  • This article aims to clarify the distinctions between capital and income in the context of public utility regulation and their implications for different types of economic interests.
  • Analyzed the concepts of capital and income as defined by economists and accountants.
  • Examined the application of these concepts to public utility regulation.
  • Explored the relationship between private and public interests in economic activities.
  • Established that capital and income are key concepts in both private and public economic activities.
  • Highlighted the differences in how these concepts are applied to private businesses versus public utilities.
  • Showed that the regulation of public utilities necessitates a consideration of public rights alongside private interests.

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John Bauer (1937) studied this question.

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  1. 1REFORMULATION OF THE CONCEPTS OF CAPITAL AND INCOME IN ECONOMICS AND ACCOUNTING.1937
  2. 2CONCEPTS OF CAPITAL AND INCOME.1937
  3. 3ECONOMIC AND ACCOUNTING CONCEPTS OF INCOME.1961
  4. 4ASPECTS OF PUBLIC UTILITY INCOME AND EXPENSE.1927
  5. 5SOME UNSETTLED PROBLEMS OF INCOME.1940