Marginal Cost Pricing, Investment Theory and CATV

Authors

Victor P. Goldberg, Columbia Law SchoolFollow

Document Type

Article

Publication Date

1971

Abstract

In his article, Marginal Cost Pricing, Investment Theory and CATV, James Ohls makes a number of erroneous assertions concerning the optimum pricing of CATV. Most of his problems stem from a failure to properly define the environment in which the optimum price is to be set and the role that an optimum price should play. If one alters Ohls' implicit (and sometimes contradictory) assumptions and if one keeps in mind the purpose prices should serve in an economic system, a number of Ohls' conclusions are altered.

Disciplines

Banking and Finance Law | Business Organizations Law | Law | Law and Economics

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Comments

© 1971 by The University of Chicago.

Recommended Citation

Victor P. Goldberg, Marginal Cost Pricing, Investment Theory and CATV, 14 J. L. & Econ. 513 (1971).
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