… Quirk ask why this deregulation happened. How … deregulation, instead take the initiative
on behalf of it? And why did influential members of Congress push for even greater deregulation…

ECONOMIC DEREGULATION of American industry is one of the most important experiments
in economic policy of our time. 1 In 1977, 17 percent of US GNP was produced by fully …

… There is simply little to be had from deregulation. In fact, we offer something of a paradox of
deregulation. The more an interest group has to spend annually to maintain its monopoly, the …

The regulations and institutions that constrain the financial systems of the capitalist world
were put in place largely in response to the Great Depression. The Bretton Woods system was …

… this current phenomenon of deregulation? Does … deregulation appear to be a political
phenom non unique to the United States? One thing is certain: in order to under stand deregulation…

… Structural deregulation is distinct from what we call "substantive" deregulation, which aims
to … Substantive deregulation might include regulatory rollbacks that weaken health, safety, …

… The most striking feature of deregulation is variety ‐ in incidence, form and extent… deregulation
happens; and arena, notably the economic arena and policy networks where deregulation …

… Thus, when administrative deregulation at the CAB began in 1976, and when Congress
passed the Airline Deregulation Act in 1978, a scheme of total economic deregulation was …

The judicial review of administrative deregulation is a relatively new phenomenon. In this
Article, Mr. Garland analyzes the standard of review, the scope of review, and the nature of the …

This paper develops a framework to analyze the long-run adjustment of US industries to
economic deregulation, highlighting the role of intensified competition, innovations in operations…