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Regulation Magazine

Vol. 16, No. 4, Fall 1993


Features

A New Technology Policy for the United States? By Murray Weidenbaum (PDF, 216K)

Lessons from the Cutting Edge: The HDTV Experience By Cynthia A. Beltz (PDF, 192K)

What's All This About Japanese Technology Policy? By Gary R. Saxonhouse (PDF, 207K)

U.S. Trade Laws Harm U.S. Industries By James Bouvard (PDF, 254K)

How U.S. Financial Regulations Reduce the Time Horizons for U.S. Investment By Michael T. Jacobs (PDF, 184K)

Using the Market to Find Common Ground By Richard Edwards (PDF, 184K)

Denying Access to Life-Saving Technologies By Susan Feigenbaum (PDF, 184K)

Letters

Insurance Industry Doing Fine | Jury Still Out on Health of Insurance Industry | Creating Competition in Telecommunications |

Currents

The Abuse of Power (Continued) | Dual-Class Stock, Telecommunications, and the SEC | The Disappointments of Affirmative Action: Reputational and Other Effects | Fire, Rats, and the Endangered Species Act

Readings

Regulatory Common Sense vs. Environmental Nonsense | The OK Decade



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