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Regulation Magazine

Vol. 9, No. 5, September/October 1985

Features

Stretching Public Ownership vs. Energy Conservation: A Paradox ff Utility Regulation
By James Q. Wilson and Louise Richardson (PDF, 278K)

Courts of Convenience -- or Have Lawsuit, Will Travel
By Peter Huber (PDF, 227K)

Taking Californians to the Cleaners
By David L. Kirp and Eileen M. Softer (PDF, 68K)

System Error: How the IBM Antitrust Suit Raised Computer Prices
By David Levy and Steve W elzer (PDF, 96K)

Thou Shalt Not Cut Prices! Sales-Below- Cost Laws for Gas Stations
By Robert N. Fenili and William C. Lane (PDF, 116K)

A Note On Bureaucracy
By Ludwig von Mises (PDF, 416K)

Letters

Telephones and Computers: Uncrossing the Wires | Comparing Kiwis and Oranges? | Competition in Transatlantic Satellites

Perspectives

One Share, One Vote, Forever? | Urban Decay, Regulatory Sprawl | Labor's War on "Double-Breasting" |

Readings

Firm Size and Regulatory Compliance Costs: The Case of LIFO Regulations | Energy, Taxes and Growth | Chemical Risks: Fears, Facts, and the Media | Safety and the Second Best: The Hazards of Public Risk Management in the Courts | Aggregate Costs to the United States of Tariffs and Quotas on Imports: General Tariff Cuts and Removal of Quotas on Automobiles, Steel, Sugar and Textiles |





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