Vol. 23, No. 1, 2000

For the Record

• Our “Damned Lies” Spark Another Exchange | Addendum to a Book Review (PDF, 10 pp, 142 kb)

Briefly Noted

• APR Flawed for Fair-Lending Analysis (PDF, 2 pp, 48 kb)
  Stanley D. Longhofer
• Do Environmental Regulations Increase Economic Efficiency? (PDF, 2 pp, 48 kb)
  Jane S. Shaw and Richard L. Stroup

Transportation

• HOT Lanes: A Better Way to Attack Urban Highway Congestion (PDF, 6 pp, 89 kb)
  Robert W. Poole Jr. and C. Kenneth Orski
  

Labor

• The Unintended Consequences of the Americans with Disabilities Act (PDF, 4 pp, 64 kb)
  Thomas DeLeire
  

Banking

• How Real Is the Risk of a Massive Banking Collapse? (PDF, 6 pp, 90 kb)
  George G. Kaufman

Risk

• Regulating Environmental Hazards (PDF, 4 pp, 59 kb)
  Richard Wilson
• Food Risks and Labeling Controversies (PDF, 5 pp, 71 kb)
  Henry I. Miller and Peter VanDoren

Insurance

• Rethinking Disaster Policy (PDF, 7 pp, 127 kb)
  Scott E. Harrington
  

State Development Policy

• The Location of Industry: Do States’ Policies Matter? (PDF, 4 pp, 554 kb)
  Thomas J. Holmes
  

Public Lands

• Does the Forest Service Have a Future? (PDF, 5 pp, 74 kb)
  Roger A. Sedjo
  

Health

• Making Sense of Drug Prices By (PDF, 8 pp, 104 kb)
  Patricia M. Danzon
  

In Review

• The Natural Wealth of Nations: Harnessing the Market for the Environment (PDF, 4 pp, 73 kb)
  by David Malin Roodman Reviewed by Jonathan H. Adler
• Pollution Control in the United States: Evaluating the System, (PDF, 2 pp, 53 kb)
  by J. Clarence Davies and Jan Mazurek Reviewed by Barry C. Field
• Science at EPA: Information in the Regulatory Process, (PDF, 4 pp, 70 kb)
  by Mark R. Powell Reviewed by S. Fred Singer

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