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Regulation Magazine

Vol. 14, No. 2, Spring 1991


Features

Are Banks Special? By Catherine England (PDF, 456K)

Deposit Insurance: The Case for the Narrow Bank By James B. Burnham (PDF, 366K)

The Narrow Bank: A Flawed Response to the Failings of Federal Deposit Insurance By Bert Ely (PDF, 357K)

Should the Feds Regulate Insurance Company Solvency? By Scott E. Harrington (PDF, 397K)

Regulation of International Securities Issues By Paul G. Mahoney (PDF, 390K)

Program Trading in Context: The Changing Structure of World Equity Markets By Dean Furbush (PDF, 316K)

The Theft of Time, INC.?: Efficient Law and Efficient Markets By Fred S. McChesney and William J. Carney (PDF, 287K)

Keep Mandatory Retirement for Tenured Faculty By Richard A. Epstein and Saunders MacLane (PDF, 492K)

Letters

Scrapping Antitrust Laws | In Defense of Antitrust

Currents

The Silly Season for Energy Policy | Treasury Report on Financial Reform Deserves Prompt Consideration | Capital Standards Alchemy | Insured Deposits and Exotic Financial Instruments: Where to Draw the Regulatory Line | A Recipe for Sustained Environmental Growth | Geographic Restrictions on Banks: A Prescription for Disaster | The Dockside of Regulation | The Case against Cartels among Governments

Readings

Competing Competitive Policies | Debating the S&L Debacle



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