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Regulation Magazine

Vol. 16, No. 2, Spring 1993


Features

Dark Fibers and Free Bandwith: The Future of Telecommunications By George Gilder (PDF, 154K)

From the Network of Networks to the System of Systems: An End of History in Telecommunications Regulation? By Eli M. Noam (PDF, 147K)

Telephones, Competition, and the Candice-Coated Monopoly By GPeter W. Huber (PDF, 201K)

Cable TV Regulation: The Episodes You Didn't See on C-SPAN By Thomas W. Hazlett (PDF, 160K)

Moving Toward A Market For Spectrum By Evan R. Kwerel and John R. Williams (PDF, 209K)

Uncle Sam at teh Gas Pump: Causes and Consequences of Regulating Gasoline Distribution By Severin Borenstein and Richard Gilbert (PDF, 209K)

Letters

No Bias in U.S. Trade Laws | Steel or No Steel, Administrative Protection is Still a Failure | Greenness of NAFTA Just an Illusion | NAFTA will Further Mexico's Environmental Progess

Currents

Overlooking Gompers | NAFTA and Creative Destruction | The Hazards of Regulating Hazardous Waste | Industrial Policy by any Other Name

Readings

Risk Managers: Smoke Gets in Their Eyes |



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