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Regulation Magazine

Vol. 2, No. 2, March/April 1978


Viewpoint

The Welfare State and the Decline of Electoral Politics By Ralph K. Winter, Jr. (PDF, 96K )

Features

Will Lawyering Strangle Democratic Capitalism? By Laurence H. Silberman (PDF, 255K)

Guadalajara! A Case Study in Regulation by Munificence By Antonin Scalia (PDF, 134K)

Deregulating Telecommunications: Sorting Out Mixed Signals By Stanley M. Besen (PDF, 144K)

Deregulating Transportation: Tracking the Progress By Thomas Gale Moore (PDF, 163K)

Letters

The Trucking Paradox | Kirkpatrick and Critics | The The Price of Safety

Perspectives

Hair Dyes, Cancer, and the FDA | Millions of CBs That Can't Be Sold | New Federal Budget Calls for More Regulators | CPSC Redesigns Its Injury Information System | Tighter Standards for Drinking Water | Funding Public Participation in Regulatory Proceedings

Readings

Regulatory Agency Structure: Cause for Optimism? | The Burger Court and Mr. Bakke | A Counterproposal for Containing Health Care Costs | Folklore and the FDA | Weidenbaum on Government and Business | Regulation by Litigation | Perspectives on the 4-R Act









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