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Regulation and Deregulation: General Issues

RF Cranston

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The background to and nature of business regulation with a view to evaluating the free market critique is explained. The aims, successes and lacunaes of this regulation are viewed comparatively with regulation in other fields such as the environment and occupational safety.

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The background to and nature of business regulation with a view to evaluating the free market critique is explained. The aims, successes and lacunaes of this regulation are viewed comparatively with regulation in other fields such as the environment and occupational safety.

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The background to and nature of business regulation with a view to evaluating the free market critique is explained. The aims, successes and lacunaes of this regulation are viewed comparatively with regulation in other fields such as the environment and occupational safety.

Key concepts: Deregulation, Project commissioning, Market regulation, Publishing, Government regulation, Environmental regulation, Law and economics, Political science

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