Regulation was first published in July 1977 "because the extension of regulation is piecemeal, the sources and targets diverse, the language complex and often opaque, and the volume overwhelming." Regulation is devoted to analyzing the implications of government regulatory policy and the effects on our public and private endeavors.
Volume 20, Number 3, 1997
Letters
- OIRA's Conflicting Double Role
- Pain and Pleasure in Financial Service
- Questionable Judgment
- Cost-Benefit Smokescreen for Weaker Air Quality Standards
- Academia Usurped
- The Extortion Approach to Regulation
- Battering Big Tabacco: Nothing to Lose but Our Liberty
- Kidcare: Socialized Medicine Through
- Government Schools
- Unsafe for Any Species
- Market Masked Regulation
- Mispriced Planet
- Commercializing Air Traffic Control,
Robert W. Poole Jr. - From Cash Crop to Cash Cow,
W. Kip Viscusi - Smoking, Insurance, and Social Cost,
Robert E. McCormick, Robert Tollison, and Richard E. Wagner - The Ghost of Cigarette Advertising Past,
John E. Calfee - Transforming Power,
John E. Kwoka Jr. - Fencing the Oceans,
Birgir Runolfsson - Trends in Youth Smoking,
Peter VanDoren
Columns
Readings- Kicking Competition to the
Curb,
Reviewed by Michael C. Munger - Bedtime Reading for
Market Doubters,
Reviewed by Peter VanDoren
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