Skip to page content

Objective Analysis. Effective Solutions.

Site-wide navigation

About RAND
RAND Campaign
Press Room
Careers

Research
Research Areas
Trending Topics
All Topics Browse Reports
Research Divisions
RAND Army Research Division

RAND Australia

RAND Education and Labor

RAND Europe

RAND Health Care

RAND Homeland Security Research Division

RAND National Security Research Division

RAND Project AIR FORCE

RAND Social and Economic Well-Being

Featured Research Activities

RAND International

Center for Asia Pacific Policy

Center for Global Risk and Security

Center for Middle East Public Policy

Center for Russia and Eurasia

RAND Gulf States Policy Institute

Research Departments
Latest Insights
Reports
Veterans' Employment During Recessions

Why National Security Needs Neurodiversity
Blog Posts
Can Grade Retention Help with COVID-19 Learning Recovery in Schools?

Japan's New Security Policies: A Long Road to Full Implementation
Multimedia
Devices and Data: The Information We Share

The Policy Currents Podcast
Policy Experts
All Experts

Spotlight
- Jeffrey W. Hornung
  
  Commentary:
  
  Japan's New Security Policies: A Long Road to Full Implementation
- Derek Grossman @DerekJGrossman
  
  Commentary:
  
  Juggled Plan for McCarthy-Tsai Meeting Does Taiwan No Favors
By Research Area
Capabilities
Drawing upon decades of experience, RAND provides research services, systematic analysis, and innovative thinking to a global clientele that includes government agencies, foundations, and private-sector firms.
Capabilities Overview

RAND Solutions

Who We Work For

Public Sector

Philanthropic Sector

Private Sector

Work with Us

Explore Business Contacts

About RAND Research

Disciplinary Expertise

Quality Standards

Methodological Innovation
Featured Solutions
Helping Coastal Communities Plan for Climate Change

Managing Escalation in Crisis and War

Measuring Wellbeing to Help Communities Thrive

Assessing and Articulating the Wider Benefits of Research
Graduate School
The Pardee RAND Graduate School (PardeeRAND.edu) is home to the only Ph.D. and M.Phil. programs offered at an independent public policy research organization—the RAND Corporation.
Featured Video: Campus Tour

Student Life at Pardee RAND
Student Spotlight
- Danielle Sobol
  
  Assistant Policy Researcher, RAND, and Ph.D. Student, Pardee RAND Graduate School
- Samantha Matthews
  
  Ph.D. Student, Pardee RAND Graduate School, and Assistant Policy Researcher, RAND
About

中文(简体)
العربية
Sign In Sign out
Cart

Site-wide Search

RAND
Published Research
Browse by Author
A
>Jan Paul Acton

Jan Paul Acton

Superfund: The Private-Sector Experience 1992
Superfund and Transaction Costs: The Experiences of Insurers and Very Large Industrial Firms 1992
Telephone Demand Over the Atlantic: Evidence from Country-Pair Data 1990
Understanding Superfund 1989
Understanding Superfund: A Progress Report 1989
Assessing the Effects of Bulk Power Rate Regulation: Results from a Market Experiment 1987
Response to Time-of-Day Electricity Rates by Large Business Customers: Reconciling Conflicting Evidence 1987
Structural Reform in Electric Power: A Framework for Analysis 1987
The Economics of Bulk Power Exchanges 1985
Regulation, Efficiency, and Competition in the Exchange of Electricity: First-Year Results from the FERC Bulk Power Market Experiment 1985
Projecting Response to Time-of-Day Electricity Rates 1984
Demand forecasting and revenue requirements, with implications for consideration in British Columbia 1983
Issues in the Design of a Market Experiment for Bulk Electrical Power 1983
Quantitative Aspects of Industrial Use of Electricity Under Time-of-Use Rates in France, England, and Wales 1983
Response to Time-of-Day Electricity Rates by Large Business Customers: Initial Analysis of Data from Ten U.S. Utilities 1983
Time-of-Day Electricity Rates for the United States 1983
Time of Day Rates for Residential and Larger Commercial and Industrial Customers 1983
The tradeoff between equity and efficiency in electric utility rate structures : a comment on the TVA approach 1983
Welfare Analysis of Electricity Rate Changes 1983
An evaluation of economists' influence on electric utility rate reforms 1982
An Evaluation of Economists' Influence on Electric Utility Rate Reforms 1982
Promoting Energy Efficiency Through Improved Electricity Pricing: A Mid-Project Report 1982
The Effect of Time-of-Use Rates: Facts vs. Opinions 1981
RAND's electricity rate study, briefings to the first meeting of the Advisory Committee 1981
British Industrial Response to the Peak-Load Pricing of Electricity 1980
Do Time-of-Use Rates Change Load Curves? 1980
The Effect of Time-of-Use Rates in the Los Angeles Electricity Study 1980
Electricity Consumption by Time of Use in a Hybrid Demand System 1980
Electricity Prices and the Poor: What Are the Effects and What Can We Do? 1980
Planning, processing, and analyzing data for residential load studies 1980
Residential Electricity Demand Under Time-of-Day Pricing: Exploratory Data Analysis from the Los Angeles Rate Study 1980
Seasonal Electricity Demand and Pricing Analysis with a Variable Response Model 1980
Evaluating Time-of-Day Electricity Rates for Residential Customers 1979
Gathering information on costs of service: some basic considerations for implementation of PURPA 1979
Testimony before the Ontario Energy Board: prepared evidence 1979
Estimating Residential Electricity Demand Under Declining-Block Tariffs: An Econometric Study Using Micro-Data 1978
European industrial response to peak-load pricing of electricity, with implications for U.S. energy policy 1978
Lessons to be Learned from the Los Angeles Rate Experiment in Electricity 1978
Peak-load pricing of electricity 1978
Projected Nationwide Energy and Capacity Savings from Peak-Load Pricing of Electricity in the Industrial Sector. 1978
Charging up for electrical-rate reform 1977
Curtailment ordinances as an approach to electricity shortages 1977
Electricity Pricing and Load Management: Foreign Experience and California Opportunities 1977
Electricity ratemaking: overview 1977
Peak-Load Pricing in Selected European Electric Utilities 1977
Design of the Los Angeles Peak-Load Pricing Experiment for Electricity 1976
Measuring the Monetary Value of Lifesaving Programs 1976
The Move towards Marginal Cost Pricing in Electricity 1976
Regulatory Rationing of Electricity Under a Supply Curtailment. 1976
Residential Demand for Electricity in Los Angeles: An Econometric Study of Disaggregated Data 1976
Conserving Electricity by Ordinance : A Statistical Analysis 1975
Economic Principles and the Structure of Electric Rates: Cost of Service, Allocation of Costs, and Rate Design 1975
How Business in Los Angeles Cut Energy Use by 20 Percent. 1975
Measuring the Social Impact of Heart and Circulatory Disease Programs: Preliminary Framework and Estimates. 1975
Selected Econometric Studies of the Demand for Electricity: Review and Discussion. 1975
Electricity conservation measures in the commercial sector : the Los Angeles experience 1974
Non-Monetary Factors in the Demand for Medical Services: Some Empirical Evidence. 1974
Demand for Health Care among the Urban Poor, with Special Emphasis on the Role of Time 1973
Demand for Health Care When Time Prices Vary More Than Money Prices 1973
Evaluating Public Programs To Save Lives: The Case of Heart Attacks 1973
Population Health Survey 1968: Codebook and Marginals 1973
Population Health Survey for 1969-70: Codebook and Marginals 1973
Population Health Surveys for 1964, 1965, and 1966: Codebook and Marginals 1973
Compulsory Health Planning Laws and National Health Insurance. 1972
State Health Manpower Planning: A Policy Overview 1971

About RAND Reports

Quality Standards
Publishing Overview
Ordering Information
Information for Libraries
Reprint & Linking Permissions
Explore

Save to My RAND
Email
Share on Facebook
Share on Twitter
Share on LinkedIn

About

The RAND Corporation is a research organization that develops solutions to public policy challenges to help make communities throughout the world safer and more secure, healthier and more prosperous. RAND is nonprofit, nonpartisan, and committed to the public interest.

RAND History
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Leadership
Research Integrity
Career Opportunities

Santa Monica, CA
Washington, DC
Pittsburgh, PA
New Orleans, LA
Boston, MA
Cambridge, UK
Brussels, BE
Canberra, AU

World map of RAND office locations

Connect

Contact Us

Contact Us
Locations

I am interested in

Jobs at RAND
Media Resources
Congressional Resources
Doing Business with RAND
Supporting RAND
Educational Opportunities
Alumni Association

Follow

RAND Corporation on Facebook
RAND Corporation on Twitter
RAND Corporation on LinkedIn
RAND Corporation on YouTube
RAND Corporation on Instagram

Stay Informed

Subscribe to the weekly Policy Currents newsletter to receive updates on the issues that matter most.

Stay Informed

RAND Policy Currents

Get weekly updates from RAND.

Email

View all email newsletters

Resources

Multimedia
Latest Reports
Browse by Author
RAND Classics
Databases and Tools

Site Information

Site Map
PRIVACY POLICY
Support Policy
Feedback
Help

1776 Main Street
Santa Monica, California 90401-3208

RAND® is a registered trademark. © 1994-2023 RAND Corporation.