Winter 1997 Vol. 20 No. 1 Subscribe FeaturesRegulatory Process Reform By Murray L. Weidenbaum Regulating the Regulators By John Shanahan Lawyer Fees Too High? By George C. Leef Transitional Losses By Peter Van Doren ColumnsGuest CommentaryIn Response to the PM Debate By George T. Wolff Freedom to TradeWTO’s Promising Anniversary By Brink Lindsey Advisory OpinionThe Gloves Are Off: States v. Feds By Tim Lynch Prometheus BoundTechnology Mandates Halt Progress By Fred L. Smith, Jr. Belly of the BeastCivil Servants Get the Job Done By Frank Wilner The Laughs On U.S.The Big Cheese Controls the Pie By Sheldon L. Richman LettersAntiterrorist Measures Address Illusory Fears Shortsighted Approach to Terrorism Random Taxes, Random Claims Utility Deregulators Take Heed Zoning Best Regulated States PerspectivesKessler’s FDA: An Autopsy Cheers to the Court FDA: Keeping Medication from Cancer Patients Sound Standards Require Cost-Benefit Analysis EPA’s Sham Science Reveals Political Agenda NHTSA Air Bag Mandate Misfires PerspectievsWetlandowners Swamped by Regulations ReadingsPhone Bill Too High? Blame the FCC On the Eighth Day Can the Separation of Powers Endure the Age of Muddled Thinking? Latest Issues Summer 2017 Spring 2017 Winter 2016/2017
