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Toekomstverkenning Sector Marktordening: Naar Een Visie op de Rol van de Sector in 2002. Eindrapport Deel 2: Achtergroninformatie [Understanding the Future of the Market Regulation Department (of RVI): Towards a Vision of the Role of the Department in 2002, Final Report Volume 2: Background Information ]
RAND Europe was asked to help the Market Organization Sector of the Rijksverkeersinspectie (SMO/RVI) choose an appropriate, flexible, pro-active role for the year 2002 and beyond.
Jan 1, 1998
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The market responses to the government regulation of chlorinated solvents: a policy analysis
Under the Toxic Substances Control Act, the Environmental Protection Agency must oversee a wide range of chemicals that may harm people or the environment. Because users of a chemical can substitute other chemicals, regulatory analysis must account f...
Jan 1, 1988
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Market Response to the Government Regulation of Toxic Substances: The Case of Chlorinated Solvents
This study argues that implicit risk tradeoffs among chemicals occur repeatedly as the response of economic markets to government regulation.
Jan 1, 1988
Journal Article
Assessing the Effects of Bulk Power Rate Regulation: Results from a Market Experiment
Results from the first year of a market experiment authorized by the FERC to assess effects of relaxed federal regulation of bulk power transactions.
Jan 1, 1987
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The Economics of Bulk Power Exchanges
... this Note examines the economics of bulk power market exchanges and analyzes the effects of regulation on the incentives to exchange power.
Jan 1, 1985
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Cable Television, Market Power, and Regulation
This paper endeavors to provide policy-relevant information that may be used in the continuing public debate regarding the "appropriate" government role in the expanding telecommunications industry.
Jan 1, 1985
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Behavior of the Firm Subject to External Regulatory Constraint
An attempt to develop a theory of the monopoly firm seeking to maximize profit, but which is subject to a constraint on its rate of return. This model is then applied to the domestic telephone and telegraph industry.
Jan 1, 1962
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Benjamin M. Miller

Economist

Benjamin Miller is an economist at the RAND Corporation, a professor at the Pardee RAND Graduate School, and a research quality assurance manager for RAND's Social and Economic Well-Being Division.
Jennifer Lamping Lewis

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Jennifer Lamping Lewis is a senior economist at the RAND Corporation and a member of the Pardee RAND Graduate School faculty. She has applied her expertise in game theory, market design, auctions and procurement competitions, and statistical analysis to a variety of issues in defense acquisition…

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