Sweatshops on wheels : winners and losers in trucking deregulation
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Sweatshops on wheels : winners and losers in trucking deregulation
Oxford University Press, 2000
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Bibliography: p. [233]-243
Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
In 1977 the US government began to loosen regulations on the tightly controlled trucking industry, expecting that increased competition would drive down companies' shipping costs. In this provocative new book Michael H. Belzer takes a close look at trucking deregulation, discussing its effects on the industry in particular and the unintended consequences of deregulation in general. He makes the case that government still has a role to play in ameliorating the
hardship caused by competition while retaining its benefits.
目次
1: A New Look at Competitive Forces
2: Two Decades of Decline
3: The Road From Institutional to Market Regulation
4: An Industry Transformed
5: Collective Bargaining Still Makes a Difference
6: Labor Market Failure and the Role of Institutions
7: What if the Rest of the World Looked Like Trucking
8: Deregulation as Public Policy: Competition's Winners and Losers
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