Creating competitive markets: the politics of regulatory reform/
Creating competitive markets: the politics of regulatory reform/
edited by Marc K. Landy, Martin A. Levin and Martin Shapiro
- Washington: Brookings Institution Press, c2007.
- xii, 368 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Creating competitive markets : the politics of market design / Why freer markets need more rules / Regulation in banking : a mechanism for forcing market solutions / Revenge of the law? Securities litigation reform and Sarbanes-Oxley's structural regulation of corporate governance / The politics of risk privatization in U.S. social policy / The success and limits of deregulation in network industries : freight railroad and electricity / Regulatory reform of the U.S. wholesale electricity markets / The perils of market making : the case of British pension reform / A market for knowledge? Competition in American education / Regulation, the market, and interest group cohesion : why airlines were not reregulated / Reaching competititon despite reform : when technology trumps (de)regulation and the new "old" politics in tellecommunication reform / The day after market-oriented reform, or what happens when economists' reform ideas meet politics / The political economy of deregulation in Canada / Dishonest corporatism : who guards the guardians in an age of soft law and negotiated regulation? Why deregulation succeeds or fails / Concluding thoughts : how the whole is greater than the sum of its parts / Marc K. Landy and Martin A. Levin -- Steven Vogel -- Jonathan R. Macey -- John W. Cioffi -- Jacob S. Hacker -- Darius Gaskins -- Richard O'Neill and Udi Helman -- Alan M. Jacobs and Steven Teles -- Frederick M. Hess -- Michael E. Levine -- Andrew Rich -- Eric M. Patashnik -- Edward Iacobucci, Michael Trebilcock, and Ralph A. Winter -- Martin Shapiro -- Eugene Bardach -- Peter H. Schuck.
9780815751168
Trade regulation
Deregulation
Competition
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Creating competitive markets : the politics of market design / Why freer markets need more rules / Regulation in banking : a mechanism for forcing market solutions / Revenge of the law? Securities litigation reform and Sarbanes-Oxley's structural regulation of corporate governance / The politics of risk privatization in U.S. social policy / The success and limits of deregulation in network industries : freight railroad and electricity / Regulatory reform of the U.S. wholesale electricity markets / The perils of market making : the case of British pension reform / A market for knowledge? Competition in American education / Regulation, the market, and interest group cohesion : why airlines were not reregulated / Reaching competititon despite reform : when technology trumps (de)regulation and the new "old" politics in tellecommunication reform / The day after market-oriented reform, or what happens when economists' reform ideas meet politics / The political economy of deregulation in Canada / Dishonest corporatism : who guards the guardians in an age of soft law and negotiated regulation? Why deregulation succeeds or fails / Concluding thoughts : how the whole is greater than the sum of its parts / Marc K. Landy and Martin A. Levin -- Steven Vogel -- Jonathan R. Macey -- John W. Cioffi -- Jacob S. Hacker -- Darius Gaskins -- Richard O'Neill and Udi Helman -- Alan M. Jacobs and Steven Teles -- Frederick M. Hess -- Michael E. Levine -- Andrew Rich -- Eric M. Patashnik -- Edward Iacobucci, Michael Trebilcock, and Ralph A. Winter -- Martin Shapiro -- Eugene Bardach -- Peter H. Schuck.
9780815751168
Trade regulation
Deregulation
Competition
382.3 / LAN/C