Reg-Markets Center

FEATURES

	Reg-Markets Center Investigates Policy Markets

	Economists: Research and Development Must Be an Essential Component of U.S. Climate Policy
	Weisbach and Sunstein Help Resolve Climate Change Discount Rate Controversy
	Hahn and Passell Explore the Benefits and Costs of Increased Domestic Oil Drilling
	Economists' Supreme Court Brief Suggests Using Benefit-Cost Analysis in Clean Water Act Decisions
	Prediction Market Experts Weigh in on Policy in Science Article
	Lane and Montgomery: Efficient Institutions Key to Climate Policy Success
	Hahn and Passell: Auto Bailout Should Stimulate Car Buyers, Not Car Makers
	Ely: Mortgage Meltdown Calls For Fundamental Reform and Innovation
	McGinnis Proposes safe harbor for prediction markets
	Lessig: Net Neutrality Regulation is Needed to Ensure the Continuation of Application Innovation

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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.

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OF NOTE

	RIA Database The world's most complete source for government analysis of regulation
	Broadband Regulation Should the United States Government Regulate Broadband?
	Cellular Phones Should the government ban cell phones while driving?

EVENTS

	February 10: Deregulation: Reg-Markets Center Distinguished Lecture
	Febryary 10: Broadband's Role in the Economy and the Stimulus Package

ANNOUNCEMENTS

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DOWNLOADABLE BOOKS
Why Groups Go To Extremes	Lessons from Deregulation	Regulation and the Natural Progression of Opulence	Whom the Gods Would Destroy, or How Not To Deregulate	The Political Economy of Intellectual Property Law