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Forget Theory – Five Common Sense Rules Govern the Regulation Of Electric Utilities
Common Sense Rules the Regulation Of Electric Utilities
2009/10/26
After more than a decade of reasonably stable
electric rates, a volcano is about to erupt. A fall 2007 report
by the investment bank Stifel Nicolaus predicts a
cumulative cost through 2020 of ap...
Legitimising Supranational Risk Regulation: The EU Pharmaceutical and Food Safety Regimes
Supranational Risk Regulation Food Safety Regimes
2009/9/29
From the point of democratic legitimacy, supranational risk regulation is problematic in two respects: Firstly, as part of EU competencies, it may suffer from the EU’s ‘democratic deficit’ like all ot...
Risk Regulation without Political Conflicts? Regime Structures in Food Safety Politics in Germany, Great Britain and the Netherlands
Risk Regulation Political Conflicts Regime Structures Food Safety Politics
2009/9/29
This paper aims at examining how far regimes have developed in a specific area of risk regulation. In the field of food safety politics, a subfield of risk regulation, regime structures are going to b...
Regulation and Infrastructure Management: German Regulatory Regimes and the EU Framework
Regulation Infrastructure Management German Regulatory Regimes the EU Framework
2009/9/29
In the aftermath of large-scale privatization and liberalization of infrastructure management in Europe, new regulatory institutions and ways of managing network industries such as telecommunications,...
COMPETING FOR THE RENTAL VALUE OF FEDERAL LAND：The Assignment of Use Rights and Their Regulation
RENTAL VALUE FEDERAL LAND economic activities
2008/12/24
Growth of the governmental regulation of economic activities
since the depression is normally associated with industrial production.’
Indeed, pollution controls, work-safety requirements, and
antit...
INFORMATION：A NEGLECTED ASPECT OF THE THEORY OF PRICE REGULATION
PRICE REGULATION electric utility inflationary conditions
2008/12/8
Introduction
Despite the fact that in the United States prices are now being
regulated in competitive as well as noncompetitive industries, there
is an increasing consensus that price regulation is...
THE FTC AND VOLUNTARY STANDARDS：MAXIMIZING THE NET BENEFITS OF SELF-REGULATION
FTC VOLUNTARY STANDARDS NET BENEFITS SELF-REGULATION
2008/12/8
The vast majority of commercial transactions work well, without
need for interference of any kind. In some cases, however, the market
“fails,” and regulation of some kind is warranted. But this need...
REGULATION OF INSIDER TRADING：RETHINKING SEC POLICY RULES
INSIDER TRADING Securities and Exchange Commission POLICY RULES
2008/12/4
The $100 million fine levied by the Securities and Exchange Commission
(SEC) against Wall Street trader Ivan Boesky is the most
spectacular development in the recent crackdown on insider trading.
T...
THE ROLE OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE IN RESERVE REQUIREMENT REGULATION
THE FEDERAL RESERVE macroeconomic RESERVE REQUIREMENT REGULATION
2008/12/4
Traditionally, economists havehighlighted the macroeconomic consequences
of reserve requirement regulation. Apublic-spirited cenhal
bank may impose reserve requirements to increase its control
over...
RETHINKING AND LIVING WITH THE LIMITS OF BANK REGULATION
BANK REGULATION taxpayers deposit insurance
2008/12/2
The attention of U.S. taxpayers temporarily was drawnto the problems
of federal deposit insurance in mid-January 1989 by the Treasury
Department’s short-lived proposal to make the costs of federal
...
ANTITRUST AND REGULATION： CHICAGO’S CONTRADICTORY VIEWS
ANTITRUST REGULATION CONTRADICTORY VIEWS
2008/11/25
ANTITRUST AND REGULATION： CHICAGO’S CONTRADICTORY VIEWS。
THE WAR ON DRUGS AS ANTITRUST REGULATION。
BARRISTERS AND BARRIERS：SIR EDWARD COKE AND THE REGULATION OF TRADE
Sir Edward Coke modern free-market economy
2008/11/22
Sir Edward Coke (1552—1634) has long been acclaimed as a key
figure in the emergence of the modern free-market economy in
England. During a long career in which he was successively Attorney
General...
Is BANKING DIFFERENT?A REEXAMINATION OF THE CASE FOR REGULATION
Banks Gerald Corrigan transaction accounts monetary policy
2008/11/22
Banks are regulated because theyare believed to be special in some
way. The ways in whichbanks are special must distinguish them from
ordinary firms, which are subject only to market discipline and ...
A MARKET APPROACH TO BANKING REGULATION
BANKING REGULATION Securities and Exchange Commission’s Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
2008/11/22
The cost of complying with regulatory requirements and prohibitions
is a major problemfor banking today. Regulations imposed with
even the best of intentions entail substantial costs, many ofwhich a...