Consumers possess limited capacity to process technical information concerning the characteristics of products. As a result, two forms of regulation (e.g., by the FDA or FTC) sometimes appear in the form of requirements for more understandable information about the product or restrictions on the...

This paper presents a theory for price-setting in public utilities, of which public goods will be considered a special case. Both public goods and utilities are cases of joint supplies and costs, where a good is to be supplied to and paid for by several users, and any increase in the quantity of...