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Regulation Magazine

Vol. 18, No. 4, Fall 1995


Features

Fundamental Reform of Tort Law By Paul H. Rubin (PDF, 167K)

Do Not Federalize Tort Law By William A. Niskanen (PDF, 91K)

Creating a Market for Tort Claims By Peter Charles Choharis (PDF, 166K)

Abolishing OSHA By Thomas J. Kniesner and John D. Leeth (PDF, 234K)

Sunrises Without Sunsets By Vern McKinley (PDF, 179K)

Letters

Stuck in the Legal Quagmire | A Respectful Disagreement | The Prevalence of Path Dependence | Academic Scribblers Leave Paper Trails | Clearing the Air | The True Task of a Public Advocate | Commercialized Nicotine Addiction | Bootleggers and Baptists | Self-Interest Drives Antitrust | Benefits of Antitrust | Bitter Harvest for Environment | Garbage in, Garbage out | Long on Adjectives, Short on Facts | Ocean Farming: An Emerging Agribusiness? | Scientific Questions | Making the Oceans Bloom

Currents

In This Issue | Subsidies Are Not Property Rights | OSHA Targets Bridge Painters | The Great Taxpayer Rip-Off of 1995 | Watching Paint Dry

Readings

Plowing Ground in Washington: The Political Economy of U.S. Agriculture |



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