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Stavins Proposes A Global Climate Policy On Which Economists, Scientists, and Politicians Can Agree |
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Kleit and Lutter Show Why Increasing CAFE Standards is a Bad Idea |
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Priest Argues that Each Nation Should Define its Own Regulatory Policy |
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Gerard and Lave Find Sound Economic Reasons for CAFE |
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Campbell, Koski, and Blumenthal Examine the 'Triple Helix' of Relationships Between Universities, Corporations, and Government |
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Stavins and Revesz Examine Environmental Regulation and Offer Policy Recommendations |
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Hahn, Rosston and Wallsten: No Economic Rationale for Regulating or Taxing VoIP |
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Landes and Posner Explain the Expansion of Intellectual Property Law and Its Role in America's Changing Regulatory Landscape |
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Volcker and Levitt: Sarbanes-Oxley Boosts Investor Confidence, Market Efficiency, and Market Participation |
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Engler, Gray and Starr Contend That the Telecom Industry Needs Deregulation, Not More State Regulation |
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Hahn and Litan Describe How Congress and OMB Can Improve the Transparency and Quality of Regulation |
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Wallsten et al provide downloadable telecom and electricity regulation data for developing countries |
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IN THE SPOTLIGHT


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Joint Center Executive Director Robert Hahn, author of Reviving Regulatory Reform: A Global Perspective, is a former senior staff member of the President's Council of Economic Advisers and co-founder of an inner-city middle school in Providence, RI. |
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DAILY REG-REPORTS


Regulation News Updated: June 30, 2004 07:00 PM |
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Donaldson: SEC Seeks Hedge Funds Scrutiny |
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New law streamlines bureaucracy |
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Donaldson: SEC Seeks Hedge Funds Scrutiny |
OF NOTE

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Antitrust How should antitrust policy be designed? |
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Internet Telephony Should we regulate use of the Internet for telephone calls? |
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Joint Center in the News Robert Hahn comments on Reagan's Regulatory Legacy |
EVENTS


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June 10: The Future of the Triple Helix: Finding the Balance Among Government, Industry, and Academic Research Relationships |
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May 13: Regulating Wireless: How Much and By Whom? |
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June 14-18: Judicial Education Program: Economics Institute for Judges |
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