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The 14 pages that link to Public utility, each with the reason it gives.

• State-owned enterpriseBroader topic: Utilities are common settings for state ownership because networks require large, coordinated investment.

• Platform economyCompared with: Utility regulation is one proposed response when platform services become difficult to avoid.

• InfrastructureRelated: Utilities operate key infrastructure, though infrastructure also includes assets beyond utility services.

• Mixed economyBroader topic: Utilities show how private provision can coexist with public oversight.

• Marginal costRelated: Regulators weigh marginal cost against prices when setting utility rates.

• Public servicesRelated: Utilities can remain privately operated while serving needs governments treat as public responsibilities.

• Public ownershipRelated: Utilities are frequently publicly owned because their networks serve entire communities.

• Natural monopolyNarrower topic: Utilities commonly combine high infrastructure costs with a case for monopoly provision.

• Urban infrastructureRelated: Utilities organize the provision and oversight of many city networks.

• Public worksRelated: Utilities operate networks that often form a central part of public works.

• Industrial parkRelated: Reliable utility service is a basic requirement for industrial tenants.

• Jean TiroleBroader topic: Utility regulation is a classic case where Tirole’s theories address monopoly power and oversight.

• Energy industryCompared with: Public ownership offers an alternative to privately controlled energy companies.

• Samuel InsullNarrower topic: Insull’s businesses operated as regulated utilities serving large regional markets.