Reg-Markets Center

FEATURES

	Reg-Markets Center Investigates Policy Markets

	Hahn Testifies on the Future of the Internet
	Hahn: More Regulation Will Not Assure Internet Freedom
	Johnston: Regulation of Automobile CO2 Emissions Under the Clean Air Act is a Bad Idea
	Adler and Posner: Happiness Research Can Enhance Cost-Benefit Analysis, But Should Not Replace It
	Kahn Examines Today's Liberalism and Its Economic Factions
	Posner and Sunstein Explore How Greenhouse Gas Permits Should Be Allocated
	Coglianese Compares Regulatory Reform Rhetoric with Reality
	Adler and Dolan: Weighing Health and Happiness Could Help Quantitative Analysis of Costs and Benefits
	Nuechterlein: The Justice Department and the FTC Are Best Equipped to Resolve Net Neutrality Disputes
	Hahn and Passell: Better that the Fed Regulates Subprime Mortgages

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Clifford Winston, Reg-Markets Center adviser and Brookings senior fellow, specializes in industrial organization, regulation, and transportation. He is also co-editor of the annual microeconomics edition of the Brookings Papers on Economic Activity.

DAILY REG-REPORTS

Headlines for May 9th:

FCC Chief Says No Need for New Regulation of the Internet

Fast Food Forced to Reveal Calorie Counts

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OF NOTE

	Policy Markets Can information markets help make better policy?
	Antitrust How should antitrust policy be designed?
	Intellectual Property How is the currrent system faring in the information age?

EVENTS

	April 2nd: The Debate Over Network Management: An Economic Perspective
	April 18th: Nudge

ANNOUNCEMENTS

	Reg-Markets Center Seeks Research & Staff Assistants

DOWNLOADABLE BOOKS
Information Markets	Antitrust Policy and Vertical Restraints	Following the Money: The Enron Failure and the State of Corporate Disclosure	Regulation through Litigation	Reviving Regulatory Reform: A Global Perspective