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To: matt04

Would this not be a $4 million dollar tax? The utility will pass it on to the consumers.


2 posted on 07/12/2012 2:13:35 PM PDT by Ingtar ("As the light begins to fade in the city on the hill")
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To: Ingtar

Why not make it a $400 billion dollar penalty/tax. That way they’ll pick up and leave, or just close shop. Who needs the jobs anyways? $400 billion not enough? make it $4 trillion instead.


3 posted on 07/12/2012 2:17:19 PM PDT by C210N ("ask not what the candidate can do for you, ask what you can do for the candidate" (Breitbart, 2012))
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To: Ingtar

I wish they’d ask this directly to the MA AG.

The Public Service Commissions of a state generally approve rate hikes for public utilities, so the utilities can’t really just raise prices automatically. However they can ask for rate hikes and effectively factor the fine in there and recoup it over the next year.


4 posted on 07/12/2012 2:17:18 PM PDT by Secret Agent Man (I can neither confirm or deny that; even if I could, I couldn't - it's classified.)
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