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Harrison, Morgan, and Verkuil's Regulation and Deregulation: Cases and Materials, 2d

By Jeffrey L. Harrison, Thomas D. Morgan, Paul R Verkuil

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Cases and materials are new, with heavy emphasis on developments in the 1990s. Constitutional cases in areas such as takings, commercial speech, and affirmative action are collected in a chapter designed to put the economic issues in a broader context. Designed for use in a traditional two- or three-credit classroom format or in a seminar that provides an opportunity for students to write papers in specific substantive areas.

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Complements traditional courses in administrative law and antitrust law

Summary Of Contents

Preface
Table of Cases
Chapter
1. The Context of Modern Regulation
  1. An Historical Regulatory Fable
  2. Evolution of the Regulation—Deregulation Debate
  3. Toward Understanding the Regulation—Deregulation Debate
  4. Two Contemporary Illustrations
2. Evolving Constitutional Limits on Regulation
  1. Substantive Due Process and State Regulation
  2. Commerce Clause Limits on Federal Regulation
  3. Commerce Clause Limitations on State Regulation
  4. First Amendment Limitations on Regulation of Advertising
  5. Equal Protection Limits on State Regulation
3. Evolving Rationales for Regulation and Deregulation
  1. The Natural Monopoly Rationale
  2. The Excessive Competition Rationale
  3. Responding to Transaction Costs
  4. Allocation of Inherently Scarce Resources
4. Rate Regulation in a Deregulation Environment
  1. An Overview of the Traditional Rate–Making Process
  2. Allocation of Charges to Particular Customers
  3. Ratemaking in a Competitive Environment
5. Creative Approaches to Regulation: Cost–Benefit Analysis, Self–Regulation and Privatization
  1. The Evolution of Cost–Benefit Analysis
  2. Creation of Exchangeable Property Rights as an Alternative Form of Regulation
  3. The Alternative of Self Regulation
  4. Privatization as a Regulatory Alternative
6. Regulation and the Antitrust Alternative
  1. Enforcing the Antitrust Laws Against Federally–Regulated Firms
  2. Application of Antitrust Principles by Regulatory Agencies
  3. Coexistence of Federal Antitrust Policy and State Regulation
  4. Antitrust Liability for Seeking Regulatory Protection
  5. Foreign Regulation and the Antitrust Laws
Index