Regulatory policy in Latin America : post-privatization realities
Privatization in Latin America has meant that governments have had to redefine their roles as entrepreneurs to those of effective regulators. Are they up to this task, and how have they tackled these new roles? This volume attempts to answer these fundamental questions.
Print Book, English, ©2000
North-South Center Press, University of Miami ; Distributed by Lynne Rienner Publishers, Coral Gables, Fla., Boulder, CO, ©2000
ii, 301 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
9781574540734, 1574540734
43036901
Reflections on efficiency and government regulation / Arnold C. Harberger
Law and post-privatization regulatory reform : perspectives from the U.S. experience / Peter H. Schuck
Transaction costs, politics, regulatory institutions and regulatory outcomes / Antonio Estache and David Martimort
The political economy of regulatory policy / Luigi Manzetti
Structuring prudential bank regulation to promote efficiency and safety / George G. Kaufman
Reforming urban water systems : a tale of four cities / Mary M. Shirley
Reforming the electricity sectors in the southern cone : the Chilean and Argentine experiments / Antonio Estache and Martín Rodríguez-Pardina
Regulating the telecommunications sector : the experience of Latin America / Björn Wellenius
Banking structures, market forces and economic freedom : lessons from Argentina and Mexico / William C. Gruben
Regulatory policy in an unstable legal environment : the case of Argentina / Roberto Pablo Saba