Regulation Magazine Vol. 22. No. 4

Volume 22, Number 4
Editor
Peter VanDoren

Managing Editor
Thomas E. Anger

Design and Layout
David Herbick Design

Circulation Manager
Alan Peterson

Editorial Advisory Board

Chairman
William A. Niskanen

David Bradford
James S. Bus
Daniel M. Byrd, III
Philip Cole
William A. Fischel
H.E. Frech, III
Scott E. Harrington
James J. Heckman
Joseph P. Kalt
John R. Lott, Jr.
Michael C. Munger
Robert H. Nelson
Sam Peltzman
George L. Priest
Paul H. Rubin
Jane S. Shaw
S. Fred Singer
Fred Smith Jr.
V. Kerry Smith
Pablo T. Spiller
Richard L. Stroup
W. Kip Viscusi
Richard Wilson
Clifford Winston
Benjamin Zycher

Publisher
Edward H. Crane

Vol. 22, No. 4, 1999

For the Record

Letters about Routes to Regulatory Reform and Market Failure (PDF, 5 pp, 89 kb)

Briefly Noted

Muzzling the Speech Cops (PDF, 2 pp, 42 kb)
Ralph R. Reiland
The Federal Communications Commission and the Undersea Cable Market: Deterring Competition and Exacerbating a Trade War (PDF, 3 pp, 57 kb)
Lawrence J. Spiwak
Libertarian Advice: Superfluous or Essential? (PDF, 2 pp, 44 kb)
Richard L. Gordon

Environment and Risk

Measure Risk, Not Just Emissions (PDF, 4 pp, 67 kb)
George M. Gray

Institutions and Processes

Changing the Federal Register to Improve Regulatory Accountability (PDF, 4 pp, 225 kb)
Robert W. Hahn

Securities

Electronic Exchanges Are Inevitable and Beneficial (PDF, 7 pp, 108 kb)
Craig Pirrong

Banking and Credit

Why Is Mortgage Discrimination Illegal? A Fresh Look at the Mortgage Discrimination Debate (PDF, 9 pp, 127 kb)
Stanley D. Longhofer and Stephen R. Peters

Torts

Understanding the Tobacco Settlement: The State as Partisan Plaintiff (PDF, 4 pp, 59 kb)
Richard E. Wagner

Campaign Finance

Campaign Contribution Limits: Cure or Curse? (PDF, 6 pp, 90 kb)
Thomas L. Gais

Energy

Electricity Markets: Should the Rest of the World Adopt the United Kingdom’s Reforms? (PDF, 6 pp, 93 kb)
Catherine D. Wolfram

Antitrust

All the Facts That Fit: Square Pegs and Round Holes in U.S. v. Microsoft By David S. Evans (PDF, 10 pp, 156 kb)
David S. Evans

In Review

Delegating Powers: A Transaction Cost Politics Approach to Policy Making Under Separate Powers, by David Epstein and Sharyn O’Halloran (PDF, 4 pp, 78 kb)
Reviewed by David Schoenbrod
Home on the Urban Range: An Idea Map for Reforming the City, by Filip Palda (PDF, 3 pp, 67 kb)
Reviewed by William T. Bogart
A Reply from the Author of Home on the Urban Range (PDF, 2 pp, 47 kb)
Quick Looks: Six Thumbnail Reviews by Peter VanDoren (PDF, 2 pp, 49 kb)

Regulation was first published in July 1977 "because the extension of regulation is piecemeal, the sources and targets diverse, the language complex and often opaque, and the volume overwhelming." Regulation is devoted to analyzing the implications of government regulatory policy and the effects on our public and private endeavors.

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