How cities run essential services and set prices for water, gas, tramways, and more.
This book surveys the world of municipal trading, showing how public utilities are organized, funded, and priced in practice.
The text draws on official reports, parliamentary papers, and case studies from towns in the United Kingdom and beyond. It explains the kinds of information local authorities collect, the constraints they face, and how trades are financed, operated, and sometimes subsidized through rates. It also highlights the balance between public goals and business realities in running public utilities.
Ideal for readers interested in public ownership, local government finance, and the history of urban utilities.
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