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Water System Profit (Part 2). August 27, 2011. Here is an interesting breakdown of revenues minus expenses for water systems of different ownership categories. From this graph you can see that while private for-profit systems make room for the most profit (because they are the only ones that are actually going for profit), even private not-for-profit systems collect on average more than enough revenue to cover their expenses. Why is the difference between public and private not-for-profit so large? Secon...

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Water System Profit (Part 2). August 27, 2011. Here is an interesting breakdown of revenues minus expenses for water systems of different ownership categories. From this graph you can see that while private for-profit systems make room for the most profit (because they are the only ones that are actually going for profit), even private not-for-profit systems collect on average more than enough revenue to cover their expenses. Why is the difference between public and private not-for-profit so large? Secon...