Regulation Magazine Vol. 23. No. 3

Volume 23, Number 1
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. 23, No. 3, 2000

For the Record

An Update on E-Z Trial | Revisiting “Market Failure” (PDF, 2 pp, 48 kb)

Briefly Noted

The Chevron Doctrine: Running out of Gas (PDF, 2 pp, 52 kb)
James V. DeLong
High Gasoline Prices and the Unfair Sales Act in Wisconsin (PDF, 2 pp, 48 kb)
J. Isaac Brannon
What If Everyone Were a Policy Analyst? (PDF, 2 pp, 49 kb)
Keith B. Belton

Environment

The Way of Warming (PDF, 7 pp, 816 kb)
Patrick J. Michaels, Paul C. Knappenberger, and Robert E. Davis
A Fuel and Your Money: EPA’s New Tier 2 Standards (PDF, 6 pp, 912 kb)
Susan E. Dudley
EPA Pats Itself on the Back (PDF, 6 pp, 92 kb)
Randall Lutter and Richard B. Belzer

Securities

Financial Markets as Information Monopolies? (PDF, 7 pp, 99 kb)
Sharon Brown-Hruska and Jerry Ellig

Telecommunications

Economic and Political Consequences of the 1996 Telecommunications Act (PDF, 10 pp, 126 kb)
Thomas W. Hazlett

Risk | Cover Story

Should You Be Allowed to Use Your Cellular Phone while Driving? (PDF, 10 pp, 124 kb)
Robert W. Hahn, Paul C. Tetlock, and Jason K. Burnett

Banking and Credit

Should CRA Stand for “Community Redundancy Act”? (PDF, 5 pp, 80 kb)
Jeffery W. Gunther

Energy

Can Nonprofit Transmission Be Independent? (PDF, 6 pp, 92 kb)
Robert J. Michaels

In Review

Heaven’s Door: Immigration Policy and the American Economy | by George J. Borjas (PDF, 2 pp, 94 kb)
Reviewed by Ronald Bird
Power Loss: The Origins of Deregulation and Restructuring in the American Electric Utility System by Richard F. Hirsh | Unlocking The Benefits Of Restructuring: A Blueprint for Transmission by Shimon Awerbuch, Leonard Hyman, and Andrew Vesey | Designing Competitive Electricity Markets Hung-po Chao and Hillard Huntington, editors, (PDF, 5 pp, 67 kb)
Reviewed by Peter VanDoren

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