Title: Expose of the investor-owned electric utility business
Product review: This is a detailed expose of overcharging for electricity by investor-owned utilities during the 1960s. It's full of exacting research and it's a great read to boot. And I'm not just saying that. In the March 9, 1967 New York Review of Books, Ernest Gruening called "Overcharge," "a blockbuster, and it should be read by every user of electric light and power. It describes and documents how the privately owned public electric utilities charge the consumer excessively, and by erecting and subsidizing an elaborate public relations structure, deceive their victims."Overcharge: How Electric Utilities Exploit and Mislead the Public, and What You Can Do About Itby US Senator Lee Metcalf and Vic ReinemerDavid McKay, 338 pp
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