Below is the draft of a lecture given on Tuesday 23rd November 1999 as part of the IEA's Regulation Lecture series organised by the late Michael Beesley of the London Business School. This is reproduced with the kind permission of Catherine Waddams Price.
23 November 1999
1 November 1999
This is a draft of a lecture given on Tuesday 16th November 1999 as part of the IEA's Regulation Lecture series organised by the late Michael Beesley of the London Business School. This is reproduced with the kind permission of David Starkie
1 October 1999
Executive Summary: This paper examines the growing power of a group of privately owned and operated pressure groups that fall … Continue reading “A code Of Conduct For NGOs — a Necessary Reform”
1 July 1998
Financial services, financial firms and financial markets are regulated to a greater extent than most other products and services. In … Continue reading “Regulating Financial Markets: a Critique and Some Proposals”
1 January 1998
Utility regulation in Britain has now entered a phase in which debate is no longer so much concerned with whether it is preferable to rival systems but with how to shape the'regulatory contract' in monopoly areas and, in potentially competitive areas, how to ensure rivalry.
1 September 1997
The 1997 edition of the IEA’s annual volume of utility regulation essays is the most comprehensive and up-to-date guide available … Continue reading “Regulating Utilities: Broadening the Debate”
1 June 1996
This title assesses the state of regulation in 1995-96, considers what problems have arisen, and discusses how they might be … Continue reading “Regulating Utilities: a Time For Change?”
1 March 1996
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1 October 1995
Statements of standard accounting practice (SSAPs) should be limited to disclosure requirements for listed companies and should not attempt to … Continue reading “Accountants Without Standards? Compulsion or Evolution in Company Accounting”
