 That the rates of the company should, as a whole, produce an income sufficient to give a fair return on the investment and attract capital freely to the enterprise. The gross earnings from the sale of the product must, therefore, be sufficient to cover...  Convention - Halaman 70oleh National Electric Light Association. Convention - 1914Tampilan utuh - Tentang buku ini
 | 1915 - 570 halaman
...we find the following: I The total net income of the company must be enough and no more than enough to give a fair return on the investment and attract...product must therefore be sufficient to cover all necessary expenses of operation, including taxes, bad debts, etc, a reserve for renewals and contingencies,... | |
 | Harry Cooke Cushing, Newton Harrison - 1916 - 432 halaman
...principles as a means of formulating rate schedules which they regard as fundamental. "First. That the rates of the company should, as a whole, produce...to cover all the necessary expenses of operation, ineluding taxes, bad debts, etc., a reserve for renewals and contingencies, interest at current rates,... | |
 | Harry Cooke Cushing, Newton Harrison - 1916 - 434 halaman
...two fundamental principles which the committee felt free to elucidate are as follows: "First: That the rates of the company should, as a whole, produce...product must, therefore, be sufficient to cover all necessary expenses of operation, including taxes, bad debts, etc., a reserve for renewals and contingencies,... | |
 | Edgar Andrew Wilcox - 1916 - 304 halaman
...and other industries. "(1) The total net income of the company must be enough and no more than enough to give a fair return on the investment and attract...product must therefore be sufficient to cover all necessary expenses of operation, including taxes, bad debts, etc., a reserve for renewals and contingencies,... | |
 | National Electric Light Association. Convention - 1915 - 570 halaman
...that consciously or unconsciously have been followed to get these results, we find the following: 340 taxes, bad debts, etc, a reserve for renewals and...current rates and a reasonable profit in addition. II When conditions are the same, rates to different customers or classes should be the same but need... | |
 | 1913 - 496 halaman
...two fundamental principles which the committee felt free to elucidate are as follows : "First: That the rates of the company should, as a whole, produce...product must, therefore, be sufficient to cover all necessary expenses of operation, including taxes, had debts, etc., a reserve for renewals and contingencies,... | |
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