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Regulation Magazine

Vol. 8, No. 3, May/June 1984

Features

Taxi Reform-The FTC Can Hack It
By Edmund W. Kitch (PDF, 76K)

Captive of the Court: A Federal Agency in Receivership
By Jeremy Rabkin (PDF, 418K)

Why the Sagebrush Revolt Burned Out
By Robert H. Nelson (PDF, 204K)

More Money or Less Regulation? Revitalizing
Urban Transit
By Charles Krauthammer (PDF, 143K)

Letters

'Round and 'Round on Resale Price Maintenance | The Hazards Of Ethylene Dibromide | Persian Gulf Oil | Rail and Truck Reform: Assessing the Record

Perspectives

The Bubble Upheld | Cable Tackles the "Must-Carry" Rules | A Legislative Boost for Risk Assessment? | Regulatory Reform, c. 1525 | In Brief- |

Readings

Targeting Economic Incentives for Environmental Protection | Unintended Consequences: Regulating the Quality of Subsidized Day Care | Food Safety: Revising the Statute | An Analysis of the Effect of State Acquisition Laws on Managerial Efficiency; The Case of the Bank Holding Company Acquisitions | Revitalizing America's Cities: Neighborhood Reinvestment and Displacement |



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