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Industry structure and regulation.

By: Stewart-Smith, Martin C.

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BookPublisher: Washington : World Bank, 1995Subject(s): Industry | Legislation -- Industry. -- Legislation -- IndustrySummary: Argues that sustainable success in regulation requires reforming the structure of each sector in a way that clearly identifies the role of competition and the objectives of regulation.

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Policy Research Working Paper 1419.

Argues that sustainable success in regulation requires reforming the structure of each sector in a way that clearly identifies the role of competition and the objectives of regulation.

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Industry structure and regulation.

By: Stewart-Smith, Martin C.