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Regulation Volume 17, Number 4, Fall 1994 Letters Currents Features Regulation and the Urban Marketplace Stephen Goldsmith Squeezes, Corpses, and the Anti-Manipulation Provisions of the Commodity Exchange Act Craig Pirrong Regulating Derivatives: The Current System and Proposed Changes Christopher L. Culp and Robert J. Mackay Leading a Regulatory Agency: Lessons from the CFTC Wendy L. Gramm and Gerald D. Gay Community Reinvestment Act: Ensuring Credit Adequacy or Enforcing Credit Allocation? (PDF, 13 pp, 130 kb) Vern McKinley You must have Adobe's Acrobat Reader to read the articles in pdf format. Regulation is published four times a year by the Cato Institute. Editorial and business offices are located at 1000 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C., 20001. For subscription information, please write to Circulation Department, Cato Institute at the same address, or call (202) 842-0200 or subscribe online.     Regulation Vol. 17 No. 4, © 1994 by The Cato Institute.