The American Economic Review, Volume 70American Economic Association., 1980 Includes annual List of doctoral dissertations in political economy in progress in American universities and colleges; and the Hand book of the American Economic Association. |
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... regulation , the usual theories of regulation admit an arbitrary form of transitional in- equity . In effect , they deny groups of indi- viduals or firms the ability to organize or to find representation in the regulatory process to ...
... regulation , the usual theories of regulation admit an arbitrary form of transitional in- equity . In effect , they deny groups of indi- viduals or firms the ability to organize or to find representation in the regulatory process to ...
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... regulation are related to market structure . In Sections IV and V , the model is expanded to allow for interventions by anti- trust agencies , consumer groups , and pro- ducer groups in the regulatory process . I. The Efficiency Basis ...
... regulation are related to market structure . In Sections IV and V , the model is expanded to allow for interventions by anti- trust agencies , consumer groups , and pro- ducer groups in the regulatory process . I. The Efficiency Basis ...
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... regulation would seem improbable . How- ever , I contend below that the bargaining theory of regulation is capable of explaining regulations of monopolistic and atomistic markets when we relax certain assumptions of the theory thus far ...
... regulation would seem improbable . How- ever , I contend below that the bargaining theory of regulation is capable of explaining regulations of monopolistic and atomistic markets when we relax certain assumptions of the theory thus far ...
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