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Regulation Magazine

Vol. 9, No. 6, November/December 1985

Features

Stretching Delaney Till It Breaks
By Richard M. Cooper (PDF, 185K)

The Pirates Of Pennzoil: A Comic Opera Made Possible by a Grant from the Texaco Corporation
By Richard A. Epstein (PDF, 176K)

An Overdose of Concern: Child Abuse and the Overreporting Problem
By Douglas J. Besharov (PDF, 83K)

DOES Protection Really Protect?
By David G. Tarr (PDF, 143K)

Oversteer: Twenty Years of Federal Auto Policy
By Frank Gregorsky (PDF, 178K)

Letters

Nitrites and the FDA | Onshore Oil Leases | Nuclear Decommissioning | Computer Prices and Antitrust

Perspectives

Antitrust: Fear of Fairness | The Glacial Water Project | Nature's Own Subsidies? |

Readings

Takings: Private Property and the Power of Eminent Domain | The Economist's View of the World: Government, Markets, and Public Policy | Urban Transit: The Private Challenge to Public Transportation | Impacts of Rail Deregulation on Marketing of Kansas Wheat | Contracting Problems and the Adoption of Regulatory Cartels | Cost-Minimizing Regulation of Sulfur Emissions: Regional Gains in Electric Power |





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