GLG Topic: Regulation
A Regulation is a rule enforced by an institution or government agency supported by the threat of sanction. Regulations attempt to produce outcomes that might not otherwise occur. Examples of regulation include attempts to control market entries, prices, wages, pollution, and employment. In economics, market failures are rectified by implementing regulations to prevent monopolies, inadequate information, and unseen externalities, and to promote collective action for the public good.
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Universita degli Studi di Roma Tor Vergata
Alberto Iozzi is an Associate Professor of Economics at the Faculty of Economics, University of Rome. His main research interests are in industrial economics, regulation, and public economics. Dr. Iozzi has advised public institutions, such as the Italian Regulatory Authority for Electricity and Gas,...
Founder and General Manager
Jumbo Consulting Co.
Zhang Liao (Leo) is the Founder and General Manager of Jumbo Consulting, a Shanghai-based firm providing consulting services in infrastructure investment, financing, regulation, and reform policies. Mr. Zhang has advised dozens of key infrastructural transactions in mainland China since 2002. Before...
Thomas CampbellPartner
LEWIS AND ROCA LLP
Thomas H. Campbell is a Partner at the law firm of Lewis & Roca in Phoenix. His practice is concentrated in the areas of telecommunications, energy, water and utility regulation. Mr. Campbell regularly represents parties in rate, CC&N, merger, acquisition and financing applications, tariff filings,...
Antony PageAssociate Professor & John S. Grimes Fellow
INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW
Antony Page is an Associate Professor, John S. Grimes Fellow and Dean's Fellow at Indiana University School of Law. He primarily teaches and publishes in the areas of M&A, Corporations, Securities Regulation and Corporate Governance. His scholarly work has been cited by U.S. courts, including the Supreme...
Douglas LichtmanProfessor of Law
University of California, Los Angeles
Doug Lichtman is Professor of Law at UCLA. His areas of specialty include patent, copyright, and trademark law; telecommunications regulation; and general legal issues pertaining to technology firms and the Internet. Previously, Mr. Lichtman was a tenured professor at the University of Chicago. His...
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Compliance proceedures resulting from overwhelming government regulation of the insurance industry has produced an expense at agency level greater than that of policy acquisition.
(1) There is an inverse relationship between the stringency of regulation and innovation. (2) We should seek to impose the amount of regulatory scrutiny that is necessary and sufficient to ensure environmental and public health. (3) Regulation must be cost-effective. Often,...
The airline free market has been a mixed blessing at best. With the air transportation system so vital the the economic welfare of the USA, it is time to evalute alternative solutions to the airline pricing mess. Airlines must not be subsidized by their shareholders to act irresponsibly with capital....
The banking system is in a systemic crisis. The US government and Federal Reserve are now trying to set the system right. The present efforts are in ...
The USF is becoming increasingly burdensome for its contributors and their customers and is ill suited to today's circumstances in the telecommunications sector. But prospects for change are inhibited by the benefits it provides to politically influential rural operators.
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