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Monthly Essays: 2016
Monthly Essays: 2016
Advice to Presidents and Governors on Appointing Excellent Regulators
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A Regulatory Thanksgiving
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Merger Denied: Now What?
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"I'm an Energy Voter": What Does That Mean This Year?
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"Transmission Competition": No Longer an Oxymoron
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Regulatory Law: Why So Unclear on Matters So Important?
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Internal Commission Organization: Who Should Do What?
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Maryland's Supreme Court Loss: A Win for Consumers, Competition and States
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FPA "Power Grab": On Whose Foot is the Shoe?
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Justice Scalia's Electric Industry: Four Thought-Provocations
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The Supreme Court Saves Demand Response: Now What?
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A Wish for the New Year: Agreement on the Principles of Regulation
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