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Monthly Essays: 2015
Monthly Essays: 2015
Is Regulatory Conflict Inevitable? A Seasonal Plea for Peace
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A Regulatory Thanksgiving
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Executive Pay: Should Regulation Play a Role?
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Assessing Regulatory Performance: Measurements, Actions, Results
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"Reforming the Energy Vision": Did New York Get Everything Right?
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The San Bruno Explosion: Were the Wrong People Penalized?
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Certification of Regulatory Professionals: Why Not? (Part II)
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Certification of Regulatory Professionals: Why Not? (Part I)
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What "Regulatory Compact"?
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Regulatory Expense: Is Asymmetry Inevitable?
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Agency Adjudication: Efforts at Excellence
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