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Looking for Ways to Make Deregulation Keep Its Promises

Jonathan B. Baker, James M. Poterba, Louis Uchitelle, Severin Borenstein, Lawrence J. White, Eli M. Noam, George A. Akerlof

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The article is written by Louis Uchitelle.WHILE the political winds have shifted back toward regulation of the economy, many mainstream economists prefer to tweak deregulation and repair its flaws. Six economists offered their views to Money & Business. LOUIS UCHITELLE

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The article is written by Louis Uchitelle.WHILE the political winds have shifted back toward regulation of the economy, many mainstream economists prefer to tweak deregulation and repair its flaws. Six economists offered their views to Money & Business. LOUIS UCHITELLE

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The article is written by Louis Uchitelle.WHILE the political winds have shifted back toward regulation of the economy, many mainstream economists prefer to tweak deregulation and repair its flaws. Six economists offered their views to Money & Business. LOUIS UCHITELLE

Key concepts: Business, Deregulation, Political science, Economics, Market economy

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