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4.008 documents for deregulation history
  • [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] WHEREVER Ted Craver Jr. shows up, he finds major upheaval. In the early 1980s, as he was trying to build a career in internat...

  • If you haven't read Jean Stefancic and Richard Delgado's "No Mercy: How Conservative Think Tanks and Foundations Changed America's Social Agenda", you should. "No Mercy" documents how the New Right Conservatives have set the country's political agenda successfully targeting English Only, Immigration Reform, Race and Eugenics, the abolition of Affirmative Action, Welfare Reform, Tort Reform, and multiculturalism. They liberally fund right wing causes. According to "The New Yorker" article, a Republican campaign consultant said, "The [David H. Koch] brothers gave the money that founded ... [the Tea Party Movement] . It's like they put the seeds in the ground. Then the rainstorm comes, and the frogs come out of the mud-and they're our candidates!" The Koch brothers are thus at the epicente...

    ...." The agents of chaos are rewriting history, absolving George W. Bush, deregulation, praising ...

  • Chase Bank's recent litany of suspect practices exposes the dark side of banking deregulation. A few items from their recent corporate history are listed.

  • I. INTRODUCTION II. HISTORY: REGULATION AND THE PUBLIC INTEREST A. The Early D...Particularizing the Concept III. DEREGULATION A. Justifying Programming Requirement Cutbacks B. ...

  • DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c40959) has announced the addition of "Multi Utility Deregulation R...

  • One week ago on the page next door, occasional Tribune columnist and political denizen Terry Schlemeier wrote an excellent treatise on the history of banking regulation and deregulation in the United States. If you missed this piece of work, click here. Schlemeier has the great advantage of hindsight, but so do our esteemed politicians in any given age, who seem irresistibly disposed to ignore it. Schlemeier revisits the tumultuous economic period between 1929 and 1954, when finally the stock market regained the value it had at the beginning of the Great Depression. In answer to the trouble, a series of banking regulations was installed. Operating under these directions, the economy was stable and Americans prospered.

  • Since George W. Bush stiffed us taxpayers for a trillion dollars for Iraq, and he's at it again with a trillion-dollar plan for Wall Street, I guess it's true that history repeats itself. Bill Clinton's deregulation of the banking system is what started this housing and economic crisis.

  • At the end of the twentieth century, the global diffusion of one important financial service, insurance, was encouraged by deregulation, but it also encountered difficulties where deregulation remained incomplete and where there were many nonregulatory barriers to entry. International insurance was already well developed before 1914. The growth in the global insurance trade, however, occurred against a background of increasing national regulation and fiscal burdens in many countries, making international business affordable only for the largest companies with the deepest reserves. This paper offers some preliminary estimates of the extent of the international insurance trade during the half-century before the First World War, and assesses the impact of national regulatory regimes and no...

  • ... cope with bleak growth prospects and deregulation uncertainties. Considering that a utility company ..., from http://www.naturalgas.org/overview/history/asp. . Penrose, E.T. (1959). The theory of the gro...

  • Federal aviation law does not preempt a passenger's claim against an airline for a breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, the 9th has ruled in reversing dismissal of a suit. The plaintiff was an active member of Northwest Airline's frequent flier program for several years until the airline revoked his membership. He filed suit, arguing that the airline revoked his membership arbitrarily because he complained too frequently about its service.

    ... contended that the federal Airline Deregulation Act preempted the plaintiff's claims of breach of ...The purpose, history, and language of the [Airline Deregulation Act], a...



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