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An excellent summary of regulatory practice and policy...It tells us how regulation works, when it fails, where it should be changed, and what to do to change it.
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The theories developed in this book undergird many of the deregulation reforms achieved over the past five years. They will have an even greater influence on the direction of regulation in the decade to come.
--Lloyd N. Cutler
This is an ambitious, impressive, and, I think, important book.
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A solid contribution to the reform of regulation, approaching the subject with the incisiveness, lucidness, and logical thinking which is a Breyer hallmark.
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A book of central importance in the growing national debate over government regulation...that more than any other, is likely to shape the future course of the issue in the 1980s.
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A superb text for instructing law students on the practical context of administrative law.
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An excellent summary of regulatory practice and policy...It tells us how regulation works, when it fails, where it should be changed, and what to do to change it. (American Political Science Review ) --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
--Lloyd N. Cutler
This is an ambitious, impressive, and, I think, important book.
--Alfred E. Kahn
A solid contribution to the reform of regulation, approaching the subject with the incisiveness, lucidness, and logical thinking which is a Breyer hallmark.
--Senator Paul Laxalt
A book of central importance in the growing national debate over government regulation...that more than any other, is likely to shape the future course of the issue in the 1980s.
--Senator Edward M. Kennedy
A superb text for instructing law students on the practical context of administrative law.
--Louis B. Schwartz
An excellent summary of regulatory practice and policy...It tells us how regulation works, when it fails, where it should be changed, and what to do to change it. (American Political Science Review ) --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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public interest allocation, rent control problem, historically based price regulation, classical regulation, competitively structured industry, historically based allocation, route moratorium, ratemaking principles, individualized screening, marketable rights, fuller planes, saccharin users, airbag protection, message toll service, particularized standards, natural gas regulation, supra note, market defects, classical rationale, route awards, equal fares, adversary mode, anticompetitive harm, trucking regulation, airline regulation Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Theory of Regulation, Appropriate Solutions, United States, Senator Kennedy, World War, Civil Aeronautics Board, Korean War, Los Angeles, New York, White House, Federal Trade Commission, Council of Economic Advisors, Federal Power Commission, Antitrust Division, Interstate Commerce Commission, Department of Justice, First Amendment, New Jersey, President Carter, Supreme Court, Western Electric, Federal Communications Commission, Federal Energy Administration, National Academy of Sciences, New Deal New!
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public interest allocation, rent control problem, historically based price regulation, classical regulation, competitively structured industry, historically based allocation, route moratorium, ratemaking principles, individualized screening, marketable rights, fuller planes, saccharin users, airbag protection, message toll service, particularized standards, natural gas regulation, supra note, market defects, classical rationale, route awards, equal fares, adversary mode, anticompetitive harm, trucking regulation, airline regulation Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Theory of Regulation, Appropriate Solutions, United States, Senator Kennedy, World War, Civil Aeronautics Board, Korean War, Los Angeles, New York, White House, Federal Trade Commission, Council of Economic Advisors, Federal Power Commission, Antitrust Division, Interstate Commerce Commission, Department of Justice, First Amendment, New Jersey, President Carter, Supreme Court, Western Electric, Federal Communications Commission, Federal Energy Administration, National Academy of Sciences, New Deal New!
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