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Regulation Magazine

Vol. 8, No. 5, September/December 1984 - Double Issue

Features

The I-Ching of Acid Rain
By Peter Huber (PDF, 465K)

An Acid Test For Congress
By Robert W. Crandall (PDF, 234K)

Regulating Rackets
By Peter Reuter (PDF, 171K)

Exploitation in the Jim Crow South: The Market or the Law?
By Jennifer Roback (PDF, 160K)

The Rise and Fall of Bus Regulation
By Elizabeth A. Pinkston (PDF, 192K)

Phosphates and the Environmental Free Lunch
By w. Kip V iscusi (PDF, 74K)

Letters

The Adams Family of Lawsuits | Taxi Reform at the FTC

Perspectives

"Heavy Landing" for Canadair: A Tale of Industrial Policy | Can Regulation Sweeten the Automotive Lemon? | Eminently Domineering | Education Reform and Its Costs | In Brief- |

Readings

When Government Speaks: Politics, Law, and Government Expression in America | The Making of Federal Coal Policy | Regulatory Federalism: Policy, Process, Impact and Reform | Deregulation and the Theory of Contestable Markets | A Theory of Expropriation and Deviations from Perfect Capital Mobility | Crown Corporations in Canada: The Calculus of Investment Choice |



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