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The American Journal of Occupational Therapy, 1982
Abstract Changes in the structure and function of our Federal government have major implications for occupational therapy. This month’s column explains these changes and identifies specific responsibilities that we must assume to assure that our patient’s needs are considered when regulations are developed that affect reimbursement for ...
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Abstract Changes in the structure and function of our Federal government have major implications for occupational therapy. This month’s column explains these changes and identifies specific responsibilities that we must assume to assure that our patient’s needs are considered when regulations are developed that affect reimbursement for ...
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Who will deregulate the deregulators?
Public Choice, 2009A well-intentioned and fully informed regulator may determine that the optimal policy is to deregulate the market, yet the regulator may be constrained from doing so. In this condition, deregulatory policies originate in exogenous shocks to the regulator’s choice environment.
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Deregulation and Privatization
1999The end of the Second World War saw the company AT&T in a dominant position in the US. They had the local monopoly, the long-distance monopoly, and the manufacturing monopoly. They were under constant attack by the Justice Department who sought to stop their monopoly position by applying the Anti-Trust laws. In 1984 they succeeded, and the AT&T
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The Economic Journal, 1993
It is always of interest to observe the sharp divisions which arise in professional economic opinion on major policy issues. Bus deregulation is just such a case. When the British government published its proposals to deregulate the bus industry in a White Paper in I984 (DOT, I984), considerable debate ensued, with members of the profession on both ...
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It is always of interest to observe the sharp divisions which arise in professional economic opinion on major policy issues. Bus deregulation is just such a case. When the British government published its proposals to deregulate the bus industry in a White Paper in I984 (DOT, I984), considerable debate ensued, with members of the profession on both ...
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, 2001 It is well known in the theoretical literature on deregulation, that any informative signal will be used to give the firm appropriate incentives. This paper presents a model of deregulation that draws on the multi-task model of Holmstrom and Milgrom (1991).
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Thatcher: the Myth of Deregulation
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2015New report debunks the idea that Thatcher deregulated financial services. Summary: It is commonly believed that, during the 1980s, Margaret Thatcher presided over a substantial reduction in government regulation of financial services. Indeed, some have blamed this deregulation for the financial crash that took place nearly 30 years after 1979.
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