Approaches and dilemmas in economic regulation : politics, economics and dynamics
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Approaches and dilemmas in economic regulation : politics, economics and dynamics
Palgrave, 2001
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Includes bibliofraphical references and index
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Description
After a postwar period with extensive use of public service models and macroeconomically orchestrally planned regimes, the 1980s and the early 1990s saw a reversion to a more liberal style of economic regulation in Western Europe. The movement from one type of regulatory regime to another illustrates the paradigmatic character of economic organization and, as a result, a thorough investigation of the basic assumptions behind the choice of regulatory direction is required. At this deep level, regulatory issues are beyond a single social science discipline and much of the literature on economic regulation is specialized and too narrow to address the issues involved. With contribution from economists, economic sociologists and political scientists, this volume addresses core issues raised by the new regulatory style of governance.
Table of Contents
- Notes on the Contributors Introduction
- A.Midttun & E.Svindland Regulation as an Analytical Perspective: The French Approach
- R.Delorme Dutch Negotiated Regulation: Conceptualisation and Illustration
- M.Arentsen & R.W.Künneke Regulation of Natural Monopoly: A Public-Choice Perspective
- B.Wickström The Chicago Approach to Economic Regulation
- A.Haid Beyond Market and Hierarchy: Analytical Dilemmas in Economic Regulation
- A.Midttun A Modern Austrian Approach to Economic Regulation
- K.I.Vaughn The Politics of Regulation
- M.Mez & A.Midttun Regulatory Reforms in Areas with Multilevel Politicisation
- P.I.Olsen Why De-regulation is not Re-regulation?
- J.E.Lane Summary and Reflections on a Research Agenda
- E.Svindland Index
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