Lynne Kiesling
Lynne Kiesling is Director of Economic Policy at Reason Public Policy Institute. She is also Visiting Associate Professor of Economics at Northwestern University. Her previous positions include Assistant Professor of Economics at the College of William and Mary, and Manager in the Transfer Pricing Economics group at PriceWaterhouseCoopers LLP. She has a Ph.D. in economics from Northwestern University, and has published extensively in academic journals.
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AT&T and BellSouth: Not the Old Ma Bell
Competition protects consumers better than regulation
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Give Consumers Choice on Utilities
Schwarzenegger has opportunity to empower consumers
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Analyzing the Blackout Report’s Recommendations
Alternatives for a flexible, dynamic grid
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California’s Dueling Electricity Bills
Customer choice is needed
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Electricity Consumers Prove Their Smarts
Customers respond to price changes, choice
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Socket to California
Electricity plan for Gov. Schwarzenegger
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Demand, Not Supply
Don't follow California in wake of blackout
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Blackout Blame Started as Soon as Lights Went Out
Time to revise obsolete regulatory structure
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Rethink the Natural Monopoly Justification of Electricity Regulation
Blackout shows need for change
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The Price Isn’t Right
Price caps fail
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Reducing California’s Petroleum Dependence
EC/CARB AB 2076 Report would hurt state
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Customer Choice Key to CA Energy Crisis
New York shows how retail choice can work
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FERC Report Moves Toward Regulatory Certainty in CA
Market-based electricity neeeded
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Can the Government Pick Technology Winners? Can Anyone?
Fuel cell powered and hybrid buildings offer several benefits
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Hydrogen-Powered Buildings
Fuel cell powered and hybrid buildings offer several benefits
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Scapegoating Isn’t an Energy Policy
Blackouts, high rates are the result of government's poor decisions
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Are Hydrogen Fueling Station Subsidies Necessary?
Forcing hydrogen to follow gasoline model is poor choice
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The Economics of Hydrogen: Innovation in Mature and New Technologies
Hydrogen fuel cells are not silver bullet