Reg-Markets Center

FEATURES

	Reg-Markets Center Investigates Policy Markets

	Jaffe: Climate Bill's Method for Allocating Allowances Gives Rise to Perverse Incentives
	Hemphill Provides New Perspective on Why Net Neutrality Proposals Miss the Mark
	Reinhardt, Stavins and Vietor on the Economics of Corporate Social Responsibility
	Prieger and Heil: Lighter Regulation Spurs Process and Product Innovation in the Telecommunications Industry
	Shapiro Offers Suggestions on Improving Department of Homeland Security's Economic Analysis of Regulations
	Posner and Sunstein Explore How Greenhouse Gas Permits Should Be Allocated
	Hahn Testifies on the Future of the Internet
	Dassiou and Stern Explain Why Trust Matters for the Economics of Infrastructure Costs
	Nuechterlein: The Justice Department and the FTC Are Best Equipped to Resolve Net Neutrality Disputes
	Lessig: Net Neutrality Regulation is Needed to Ensure the Continuation of Application Innovation

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IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Reg-Markets Center adviser and Vanderbilt law professor W. Kip Viscusi is among the world's foremost authorities on the statistical valuation of life. His research interests include liability reform, and risk and environmental regulation

DAILY REG-REPORTS

Headlines for May 13th:

FCC Chief Says No Need for New Regulation of the Internet

Fast Food Forced to Reveal Calorie Counts

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OF NOTE

	European Regulation Initiative
	Antitrust How should antitrust policy be designed?
	Cellular Phones Should the government ban cell phones while driving?

EVENTS

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

ANNOUNCEMENTS

	Reg-Markets Center Seeks Research & Staff Assistants

DOWNLOADABLE BOOKS
Antitrust Policy and Vertical Restraints	Broadband: Should We Regulate High-Speed Internet Access?	Regulation Misled by Misread Theory	Financial Privacy, Consumer Prosperity, and the Public Good	Government Policy Toward Open Source Software